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6-month SOC project in Topeka beginning 7 Dec 2009
Nov 11th
Alchemy Security is hiring! They need a consultant who has significant experience running Security Operations Consulting teams to help them build a SIEM/IDS analysis group in Topeka. This is a 6-month project beginning December 7. The right candidate has 5+ years of experience with IDS, SIEM, project management (preferably Scrum/Agile) and supervision of IDS analysts.
Security Operation Center (SOC) Framework – Setting up SOC
Oct 27th
1) Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) Event Monitoring Event Identification Alert Generation 2) Security Device Management Problem Management Change Management Incident Management Configuration Management Performance Management – co exist with NOC 3) Security Incident Management Incident Analysis Response Post Incident Activity 4) Vulnerability Management Vulnerabilities Monitoring Remediation Planning Security Patch Management Advisory Services 5)
Security Operation Center (SOC) vs Network Operation Center (NOC)
Oct 24th
Why we should separate the function and operation of SOC and NOC? In summary we can say that:- •Work is tremendously different • Separation of duties • Actions at time of contingency But can we say that both SOC and NOC can be used to compliment each other? The integration of the SOC and NOC allows organizations to quickly
Security Operation Center – Motivation
Oct 22nd
I’ve been in Security Operation Center (SOC) business for almost 6 years, so if you ask me what is the actual motive for building up a SOC (multi million project)? I would say:- 1) Regulation •SOX & PCI • Incident response requirements • Incident forensic & Archival requirements 2) Profitibility •OPEX reduction •Efficient capital utilization •Ability to
Security Operation Center – Why we need one?
Oct 22nd
1) Security Information Overload: Managing security events in today’s corporate environment poses a series of challenges for beleaguered IT personnel and their organizations. A daily onslaught of security data from disparate systems, platforms and applications delivers the first challenge. Numerous point solutions such as antivirus software, firewalls, intrusion prevention systems, intrusion detection, access control, identity