[APAC] Behind the Scenes of Managed Detection & Response Service

You might think of a security operations center like a stereotypical movie war room: a dark room filled with complex maps, fancy monitors, and analysts on headsets. However, most SOCs aren't really a physical presence or room; more accurately, they're a formally organised team that's dedicated to a specific set of security roles and responsibilities for detecting and validating threats within your environment. No matter a company's size or purpose, it’s valuable to have a dedicated organisational-level team whose job is to constantly monitor security operations and incidents and respond to any issues that may arise. The various responsibilities within a cybersecurity team can be extremely complex, and a SOC can not only serve as the tactical console to empower team members in performing their day-to-day tasks, but also as a strategic center to keep the team aware of bigger, longer-term security trends. In this webcast, our threat detection specialists will reveal; · How known and unknown threats are identified in our customer environments · The intelligence behind threat hunting · How our SOC uses threat intelligence to detect, investigate and respond to incidents · What a typical day in the life of a SOC Analyst looks like