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Is your SOC overwhelmed with alerts and threats? Cyber-adversaries are wielding tools and machine power, while organizations are still trying to scale their cybersecurity with OpEx and poorly planned CapEx spending. In this session, you will learn from a SOC expert about mistakes that have been made in the past, what we can do about it right now and what is in store as we move towards SOC 2030. (Source: RSA Conference USA 2018)
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- 2. # R S A C What is a SOC? 2
- 3. # R S A C What does a SOC do? 3 Yes! Identify Investigate Mitigate NO! Engineering Network Operations Forensics Incident Response Compliance Integrations/Development
- 4. # R S A C One word: Overwhelmed 4 Identify Investigate Mitigate Today Time Allocation
- 5. # R S A C Machines vs. People 5 Sophistication Time Growth of the Threat
- 6. # R S A C Prevention-based Architecture 6
- 7. # R S A C Prevention-based Architecture 7
- 8. # R S A C Prevention-based Architecture 8
- 9. # R S A C Prevention-based Architecture 9
- 10. # R S A C Prevention-based Architecture 10
- 11. # R S A C Shift the workload 11 Identify Investigate Mitigate Future Time Allocation
- 12. # R S A C Shift the workload 12 Identify Investigate Mitigate Future Time Allocation
- 13. # R S A C 13 You work with how many vendors?
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- 15. # R S A CYou can’t affect what you can’t measure
- 16. # R S A C 16 Simple as that Configuration Confidence Operational Confidence
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