Global Security Operations Centers (GSOC)
GSOCs use advanced technology for integrated intelligence and real-time analytics, crucial for monitoring security, improving incident response, and reducing risks. They provide continuous situational awareness to protect assets and personnel.
What sets GSOCs apart from traditional SOCs?
For large organizations, multiple SOCs are integrated into a Regional or Global Security Operations Center (RSOC or GSOC), enhancing intelligence sharing and situational awareness. GSOCs feature high-tech control rooms with advanced visualization tools for swift response to critical events.
An effective Security Operations Center (SOC) goes beyond threat mitigation—it connects people, processes, data, and systems to foster collaboration and drive real value across your organization.
By providing proactive, coordinated risk monitoring, the SOC ensures rapid response to threats, minimizing their impact and keeping your business secure and resilient.
As a strategic partner, the SOC aligns with your organization's mission and objectives, working to protect what matters most.
With real-time situational awareness and actionable insights, the SOC empowers your team to anticipate and manage emerging threats while ensuring clear communication during critical events.
By creating a well-prepared, confident, and decisive staff, the SOC transforms uncertainty into control, enabling swift, informed actions in times of crisis.
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Main Features
24/7 Event and Traffic Control: Ensure continuous, real-time monitoring of network events and traffic with a secure, fortified infrastructure designed to protect critical assets.
Indicators of Compromise (IOC) Exchange System: Stay ahead of emerging threats by exchanging and receiving up-to-date, actionable threat intelligence with constantly refreshed data.
Legal Interception: Special Functions for Government Agencies, advanced features specifically designed to meet the complex needs of government agencies, supporting national security, law enforcement, and critical infrastructure protection.
