A SOC is a on-prem., hybrid, or cloud-based strategic hub that executes and monitors security strategies in line with an organization’s people, processes, and technologies
The SOC monitors an enterprise’s networks, accounts, devices, appliances, information stores, and other assets for suspicious activity that may indicate a breach or an attack.
To tackle the growing number of attacks, companies are bringing together their security teams, processes, and tech into one spot – a centralized SOC. This not only updates their security operations but also helps them streamline cybersecurity efforts, cutting down on risks and costs.
SIEM, NDR, XDR, and EDR are cybersecurity technologies that can be used in a Security Operations Center (SOC) to help defend against cyberattacks
UEBA stands for User and Entity Behaviour Analytics and was previously known as user behaviour analytics (UBA). UEBA uses large datasets to model typical and atypical behaviours of humans and machines within a network. By defining such baselines, it can identify suspicious behaviour, potential threats, and attacks that traditional antivirus may not detect.
Security Information and Event Management centralizes, analyzes, and correlates data from an IT network to detect security issues. SIEM tools help analysts examine log and event data, and track and log security data for compliance and audit purposes
Our Real Time Analytics (RTA) is a cyber security monitoring and incident response solution that can ingest, normalize, enrich, analyze and index huge flows of events in real time, enabling the analyst to detect anomalies and establishes the conditions to rapidly strike back.
The RTA solution simultaneously exploits a set of different models, based on profiling, rule correlation, UEBA and machine learning, which allow to analyse huge volumes of data.
Network detection and response (NDR) solutions are network security technologies that monitor, identify, and respond to potential threats.
Extended Detection and Response unifies NDR, EDR, and other data sources to give security teams a centralized
Endpoint Detection and Response detects and responds to threats on user devices such as desktops, laptops, tablets, and phones.
When choosing between NDR and EDR, we will consider things like your network traffic, threat history, industry, and cybersecurity budget.
Breach and Attack Simulation (BAS) Tools enable organizations to gain a deeper understanding of security posture vulnerabilities by automating testing of threat vectors such as external and insider, lateral movement, and data exfiltration.
Our BAS solutions safely conduct threat activities, tactics, techniques, and procedures in production environments to validate security control effectiveness.
- Out-of-the-box Test Scenarios
- Security Control Validation
- Immediate Threats Intelligence
- Full Kill-Chain Scenarios
- MITRE & NIST Mappings
Our Cyber Range is a user-friendly & powerful tool to replicate existing information systems, in order to test and develop abilities such as pentesting, network protection, system hardening, incident response, and TTPs (Tactics, Techniques & Procedures).
A Cyber Range is an environment that enables organizations to replicate, in full or in part, any IT or OT infrastructure in order to offer a wide variety of uses (cyber combat training simulation, development, testing, benchmarking, and validation of system & network solutions)
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