The cybersecurity industry spent much of 2025 and 2026 focused on deploying AI. By 2027, the conversation is expected to shift toward managing the risks associated with AI-assisted decision-making.

There is no shortage of conversations about AI anywhere, everywhere. The cybersecurity industry is understandably fascinated by what artificial intelligence can do for security operations

Most modern security programs invest heavily in building detection coverage across frameworks, attack techniques, cloud environments, identities, endpoints and networks. Coverage has become one of the most widely accepted indicators of security maturity.

The partnership pairs Stellar Cyber's open, unified SecOps platform with OSA's regional delivery footprint, telco channel reach, and deep understanding of each market's regulatory environment, giving organisations across Southeast Asia and South Asia access to autonomous SOC capabilities backed by an MSSP that operates within their region.

Enterprise security operations have become faster at identifying potential threats. Detection platforms process more telemetry, correlation engines connect more signals, and automation reduces the time required to enrich and prioritize alerts. Yet faster detection does not necessarily produce faster containment. This is the performance gap now facing many mature security operations centres. The front of the incident lifecycle has improved substantially, while the point at whi

Singapore, February 2026 – ONESECURE is proud to announce that it has successfully achieved SOC 2 compliance, demonstrating that the company's security controls, governance, and operational processes have been independently assessed against internationally recognized Trust Services Criteria. As organizations increasingly rely on managed service providers to safeguard critical systems, sensitive data, and business operations, operational trust has become just as important as

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 investig

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 · Time