Virtual Security Operation Centre (VSOC)
Small and Medium Sized organisations are increasingly being targeted by malicious actors. With neither the budget nor talent to manage or monitor a SOC themselves, an outsourced virtual SOC is a viable option. The best way to avert serious damage to your organisation is to detect and remediate attacks quickly.
Cyb-Uranus VSOC lets you monitor the security of your systems in real-time easily. The online centralised command and control centre is available all through the year and allows improved view into the security posture of your organisation.
Proactively monitoring your systems 24/7, alerting you to vulnerabilities in them and ready to report and respond to a breach at any moment. Security events are prioritised based on the incidents with the greatest impact to your organisation. Prioritisation, response and remediation are done using the latest threat intelligence.
Benefits of a Virtual Security Operation Centre (VSOC)
- This level of proactive monitoring helps your company intercept problems before they cause real damage.
- Easy to understand reports are created so your current security posture can be assessed, allowing you to make adjustments if needed.
- VSOC keeps your organisation compliant with PCI-DSS, ISO27001, GDPR, SOC2 thus lowering your liability risk and the chance of regulatory organisations taking actions against your organisation.
- VSOC lowers your expenses while still giving you a high level of protection. Your business can access cost-effective solutions, without sacrificing the quality of your security practices.
The key processes of a Virtual SOC are:
- Triage: Search for Indicators of Compromise (IoCs), categorising events in accordance to their severity. Inclusion of periodical vulnerability assessments to discover weaknesses attackers can exploit.
- Analysis: Prioritise alerts concentrating on events with the most probable to impact operations.
- Response and Recovery: The key to efficaciously containing a security event is timely response, involving measures of containment and eradication. After the threat removal begin the process of system recovery such as backup restoration, network and systems reconfiguration.
- Lessons Learned: This kicks off after a security incident is resolved. It involves getting to the root of how and why the incident occurred, evaluating how well the incident response worked in the incident resolution, evaluating the reports generated while dealing with the incident and identifying improvements that need to be made the incident response plan.
