Security Opeations Center- SOC
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This document provides an overview of security operations centers (SOCs), including their objectives, coverage areas, tools and technologies, design considerations, data sources, and delivery models. A SOC operates 24/7 to predict and minimize the impact of security attacks, implement security policies enterprise-wide, and reduce security costs through centralized remote support. It aims to protect against threats proactively, enable quick recovery, and ensure breach readiness and compliance. A SOC monitors perimeter devices, networks, systems, applications, and data using tools like SIEM, vulnerability management, and security orchestration. It addresses the cyber kill chain by actively responding to attackers. Organizations must decide whether to build an in-house SOC, use a managed security service provider
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- 1. WHAT IS SOC? Operations 24*7 (Mostly) Predict security attacks and minimize the impact Complete and proactive in response to security incidents Implement security policy across the enterprise Reduce cost of security support by providing centralized remote support SC delivers: Incident Management, Governance Risk compliance, Monitoring & management of devices/Events & Implement security policy
- 2. OBJECTIVE OF SOC Threat Protection Proactive Approach Quick Recovery Breach Reediness Build Capabilities Compliance Return on Investment
- 3. WHY SOC? Aligned with Business goals Shared service to reduce cost Improves Risk posture
- 4. SOC COVERAGE AREA PRERIMETER DEVICE Firewall, IPS, PROXY, VPN/REMOTE ACCESS SYSTEM NETOWRK DEFENSE : IDS,NAC,DLP HOST DEFENSE: AV & EDR, HIPS/HIDS & H-DLP APPLICATION DEFENSE: WAF, APPLICATION LOGS (AUDIT,USER & TRANSACTION), VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT DATA DEFENSE FULL DISK ENCRYPTION, ACCESS CONTROL, DLP & PHYSCIAL PROTECITON
- 5. TOOLS & TECHNOLOGIES SIEM VULNERABILITY MANAGEMENT DATA LOSS PREVENTION ANTI-PHISING & BRAND MONITORING SECRUITY ORCHESTRATION THREAT HUNTING INCIDENT MANAGEMENT TOOL
- 6. DESIGNING SOC FLOW Service Desk Infrastructure Power usages and UPS capacity Inputs for SOC Design Tools selection and designing Human Resource Security controls Compliance Management Process management
- 7. WHAT LOGS? FROM WHERE? AUDIT RECORDS FIREWALL TRANSACTIONS LOGS IPS/IDS INTRUSION ALERTS ROUTERS/SWITCHS CONNECITON LOGS SERVERS, DESKTOPS, MAINFRAMES SYSTEM PERFOMANCE RECORDS BUSINESS APPLICATIONS USER ACTIVITY LOGS DATABASE VARIOUS ALERTS ANTI-VIRUS & PROXIES
- 8. USE CASE FRAMEWORK Objective Testing Priority Threat Logic Output Stakeholders Data Requirements Document
- 10. SOC WILL ACT AGAINST THE ATTACKER
- 11. SCO CAPABILITY People: the SOC management, analysts, response and maintenance staff. Procedures: standardized, repeatable processes for defending and responding to incidents on systems Technology: the deployment of software and hardware on the network and Operations Centre to monitor, triage, display and respond to events.
- 12. SOC DELIVERY MODEL OPTIONS The key question for most organizations will be whether we opt to develop an in-house SOC, adopt a hybrid solution with Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) support or fully outsource the SOC. A number of factors will come into play here, most notably the security And Confidentiality requirements, the size of the organization and network, as well as the budget and timeframe
- 13. THANKS @abhi