Threat Detection and Analysis: This service involves monitoring network activity to detect and identify potential security threats. SOC analysts analyze data from various sources, such as network logs, security alerts, and intrusion detection systems, to detect any suspicious behavior.
Incident Response and Management: SOC analysts are responsible for investigating and responding to security incidents. They use their expertise and knowledge of the organization's systems to identify the root cause of the incident, contain the attack, and restore normal operations.
Vulnerability Management: SOC analysts conduct vulnerability assessments and scans to identify weaknesses in the organization's system
Threat Intelligence and Research: SOC analysts keep up-to-date with the latest security threats and trends by conducting research and analysis of security-related information. They use this information to improve the organization's security posture and stay ahead of potential threats.
Security Incident Reporting: SOC analysts are responsible for preparing and submitting security incident reports to management and other stakeholders. These reports provide detailed information about security incidents, including the root cause, impact, and remediation steps taken.
Security Policy and Procedure Development: SOC analysts work with management and other stakeholders to develop and update security policies and procedures. They ensure that these policies and procedures are followed by all employees and stakeholders to maintain a secure environment.
Security Awareness Training: SOC analysts develop and deliver security awareness training to employees and stakeholders to promote good security practices and help prevent security incidents.
Security Operations Center (SOC) Monitoring: SOC analysts are responsible for monitoring the organization's security infrastructure, such as firewalls, IDS/IPS, and SIEM systems. They review security logs and alerts to identify and respond to potential security threats.