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SOC Fundamentals
SOC Fundamentals
The SOC Fundamentals course serves as a crucial stepping stone for individuals aspiring to build a rewarding career as a Security Operations Center (SOC) analyst. Through a systematic exploration of SOC types, roles, and responsibilities, participants gain a comprehensive understanding of the dynamic cybersecurity landscape. The course not only equips aspiring SOC analysts with essential technical skills such as log management, Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), and Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) but also emphasizes the significance of fostering a proactive and strategic mindset. By addressing common mistakes made by SOC analysts, the course empowers individuals to navigate challenges, enhance their incident response capabilities, and contribute effectively to organizational cybersecurity efforts. This holistic approach to SOC fundamentals provides a solid foundation for those seeking to embark on a successful and fulfilling career in the dynamic and ever-evolving field of cybersecurity.
In-house SOC
In-house SOC
This team is formed when an organization builds its cybersecurity team. Organizations considering an internal SOC should have a budget to support its continuity.
Virtual SOC
Virtual SOC
This type of SOC team does not have a permanent facility and often works remotely in various locations.
Co-Managed SOC
Co-Managed SOC
The Co-Managed SOC consists of internal SOC staff working with an external Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP). Coordination is key in this type of model.
Command SOC
Command SOC
This SOC team oversees smaller SOCs across a large region. Organizations using this model include large telecommunications providers and defense agencies.
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