Cyber Security Operations Centre Service UK (SOC)
We offer our clients a full security operations solution, ensuring your organisation is protected from online threats.
SOC (Security Operations Center) services provide real-time monitoring, detection, and response to security threats, helping organisations protect their IT infrastructure from cyberattacks and ensure compliance with cybersecurity regulations.
Cyber Security Operations Solution - SOC Services
At Ghost Enterprises we can offer our clients a full Security Operations Solution (SOC). A SOC agent is installed onto your network which enables our in-house SOC team to monitor your systems in real-time. Our specialist SOC software monitors and detects any potential threats, while our in-house SOC team is responsible for the management and response to security threats and incidents.
Cyber Security remains one of the biggest threats to businesses in today’s hyper-connected world, technologies are constantly evolving, and cyber criminals are using more sophisticated methods to attack organisations.
The role of a Security Operations Center (SOC) is multifaceted, our SOC team will take responsibility for your entire organisation’s cyber security by continuously using a variety of methods, testing and tools to protect your organisation from threats.
Clients on our Per Seat Support will benefit from our SOC service as part of their package.
Key Responsibilities of the SOC Team
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Threat Detection and Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of network traffic, systems, and applications for signs of suspicious or malicious activity using various tools and technologies.
Incident Response
Quickly responding to and managing security incidents to minimise damage and restore normal operations. This involves identifying the scope of the incident, containing it, eradicating the threat, and recovering affected systems.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
Using SIEM systems to collect, analyse, and correlate security event data from across the organisation’s infrastructure to identify patterns and potential threats.
Vulnerability Management
Identifying and assessing vulnerabilities in systems and applications, working to remediate them before they can be
exploited by attackers.
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Threat Intelligence
Gathering and analysing information about current and emerging threats to enhance the SOC’s ability to anticipate and counteract potential attacks.
Compliance and Reporting
Ensuring that the organisation meets regulatory and compliance requirements by maintaining logs, generating reports, documenting security practices and incidents.
Security Operations Management
Overseeing day-to-day security
operations, including managing security tools, coordinating with otherdepartments, and ensuring that security policies and procedures are followed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Security Operations Centre (SOC)?
A Security Operations Center (SOC) is a centralised team or facility that monitors, detects, and responds to cyber threats in real time. The SOC continuously oversees an organization’s security posture to protect its systems, networks, and data from cyber attacks, vulnerabilities, and unauthorised access.
How Does a Security Operations Centre (SOC) Work?
A Security Operations Center (SOC) works by using advanced tools and technologies to monitor and analyse network activity, system logs, and security alerts. Key steps include:
- Threat Monitoring: Continuous surveillance of the organization’s network to detect unusual activities.
- Threat Detection: Identifying and analysing potential cyber threats using security tools and threat intelligence.
- Incident Response: Rapidly responding to security incidents to contain and mitigate threats.
- Vulnerability Management: Identifying and patching weaknesses in the network to prevent attacks.
- Reporting and Compliance: Providing insights into security incidents and ensuring compliance with industry regulations.
By proactively monitoring and responding to threats, a SOC helps minimize the risk of cyber attacks and ensures quick incident resolution.
What is a SOC team?
A SOC team is made up of cybersecurity professionals with various roles within cybersecurity.