Benefits of a Security Operations Center (SOC) and Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM)

Security Operations Center and Security Incident and Event Management

SOC is crucial for aggregating security monitoring, data collection, and analysis, and for acting as a command center for incident response and forensic investigation.

SOC is crucial for aggregating security monitoring, data collection, and analysis, and for acting as a command center for incident response and forensic investigation. SOC-as-a-service helps organizations overcome the challenge of the cybersecurity skills gap and offers rapid scalability of advanced security technology.

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The harmonious relationship between your Security Operations Center (SOC) and Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM)

We work directly with a SIEM platform to analyze network traffic and events. The SIEM plays a large role in a SOC employee’s ability to quickly determine if a threat compromises the network and work directly to contain it. An unmonitored network environment could have multiple threats breaching resources, but an intelligent SIEM provides the right information and alert system so that SOC employees can identify them.  During a cybersecurity incident, the SOC team will contain and analyze the threat to figure out what went wrong, why cyber-protections failed, and what can be done to avoid the issue in the future. With TSAs' solutions, you will have the best technology and data managers monitoring your business's data on a 24/7 cycle.

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Learn more about our approach to Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) 

A SIEM is a collection of cybersecurity components used to monitor network traffic and resources. From a user perspective, it’s a centralized dashboard of security information used to display alerts and suspicious network activity to a security analyst. 

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