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sans InstituteInformation Security Reading RoomCommon and Best Practices forSecurity Operations Centers:Results of the 2019 SOCS urvey_____ Chris CrowleyCopyright sans Institute 2019. Author Retains Full Rights. This paper is from the sans Institute Reading Room site. Reposting is not permitted without expresswritten and Best Practices for Security Operations Centers: Results of the 2019 SOC SurveyA sans SurveyWritten by Chris Crowley and John Pescatore July 2019 Sponsored by: Anomali BTB Security Cyberbit CyberProof DFLabs ExtraHop Siemplify ThreatConnect 2019 sans Institute2 Executive SummaryThis 2019 edition of the sans Security Operations Center (SOC) Survey was designed to provide objective data to Security leaders and practitioners who are looking to establish a SOC or optimize their existing SOCs. The goal is to capture common and best practices, provide defendable metrics that can be used to justify SOC resources to management, and to highlight key areas on which SOC managers can focus to increase the effectiveness and efficiency of Security few points are important in understanding the survey results:Most of our respondents were from organizations headquartered in North America (57%) and Europe (17%).

Aug 05, 2019 · SOC architecture and engineering (speci c to the systems running your SOC) Digital forensics Security monitoring and detection Red-teaming Purple-teaming Pen-testing 0 50 100 150 200 Outsourced Both 106 98 43 74 60 33 28 15 32 18 27 16 15 15 6 105 69 114 61 75 102 84 90 60 71 61 52 50 43 20.

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