Learn how to measure the ROI of threat monitoring, minimize cyber risk exposure, and turn security investments into business value. 

Cyber threats have become a 24-hour game, but most companies aren’t equipped to play it. That’s where a Security Operations Center (SOC) comes in — a dedicated team of cybersecurity professionals who monitor, detect, and respond to incidents before they become crises. Breaking Down the SOC A SOC is more than a team; it’s an operational nerve center combining: ·      People:  Security analysts who watch over your digital environment ·      Process:  Defined playbooks to invest

Building a Security Operations Center (SOC) sounds like the ultimate cybersecurity goal — but it’s not always the smartest investment. The real question isn’t “Do we need a SOC?” but “Should we build or buy it?” The Hidden Costs of an In-House SOC ·      Talent shortage:  Experienced analysts are expensive and hard to retain ·      Tool sprawl:  SIEM platforms, licenses, and integrations pile up quickly ·      24/7 coverage:  Requires multiple shifts and large teams ·      Ti