Security operations that builds rigor into strategy

Security operations is concerned with the day-to-day access and security of system resources. Organizations that develop effective security operation centers combine event correlation along with automation and orchestration, all to increase clarity, reduce dwell time and eliminate risk where it matters most.

Security Operations Center (SOC) of the Future

Just as the opposable thumb was a game-changing evolutionary adaptation for humans—enabling us to grasp tools, solve problems, and ultimately thrive in complex environments—the SOC of the Future represents a critical leap forward in the evolution of cybersecurity. Thumbs gave humans the precision and dexterity to build and innovate; similarly, modern SOCs must embrace advanced technologies, streamlined processes, and skilled teams to gain the precision and agility needed to respond to ever-evolving threats. Without evolving beyond traditional methods, SOCs risk being as ineffective as a humans without thumbs trying to use a tool.

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A Practitioner's Guide: SOC of the Future

Is the future here? Can we build a scalable, agile foundation that leverages robust data management and pipelines to enable real-time alerting? Can it leverage AI-augmentation and automated responses to proactively detect and mitigate threats? I think we may be close...
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• Mar 10, 2025
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Navigating the SIEM Journey: Insights, Challenges and the Future

Discover the power of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) in modern cybersecurity. This blog explores how SIEM consolidates data, detects threats, enhances compliance and empowers SOC teams to stay ahead of cyber adversaries. Learn about its benefits, challenges and the future of SIEM in defending against evolving threats while optimizing your security operations.
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• Jan 10, 2025
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A Practitioner's Guide: Automation within Security Operations

Security operations automation has evolved from basic manual processes to sophisticated, AI-enhanced workflows. Traditional SOAR helps standardize these tasks, but newer "hyperautomation" platforms promise to take it further with cloud-native architectures and built-in AI.
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• Jan 30, 2025
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SIEM Overload to Smart Security: The Power of Data Pipeline and Modern Storage

Traditional SIEMs have long been treated as massive log repositories, leading to skyrocketing costs and visibility gaps. Data pipeline management changes the game — optimizing log ingestion, enriching security data, and reducing SIEM costs without sacrificing detection capabilities. Learn how modern data pipelines, security data lakes and AI-driven analytics are transforming SOC efficiency and redefining how organizations manage security telemetry.
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• Feb 26, 2025
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A Practitioner's Guide: Detections within Security Operations

The analytics engine, sometimes referred to as a detection engine, is the core of a modern security operations center (SOC), generating high-fidelity alerts and adding context so responders can quickly identify and act on threats. In this article we discuss the evolution of security operations detections, and the major players in the space.
Blog
• Mar 3, 2025

Security Operations in the ATC

The Advanced Technology Center (ATC) is a digital ecosystem accessible anytime from anywhere in the world. Explore how you can make the right technology decisions faster for your security operations.
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Using the ATC and Cyber Range to Upskill your Security Operations Team

Utilize the Cyber Range's CTFs and Learning Paths to help develop security teams and give your SOC a competitive edge.
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• Jul 12, 2024
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Security Priorities for 2025

In this report, our security experts outline four key areas to focus on in 2025
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• Jan 1, 2025
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Security Operations

This learning series provides knowledge pertaining to understanding Threat Detection and Incident Response fundamentals to enhance threat detection, response, and mitigation across diverse cyber security environments. In addition, you will learn the basics about network security and how next-generation firewalls (NGFW) fits in and establish a baseline knowledge to help aid you through the Next-Generation Firewall learning paths.
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Cyber Range Orientation

This Capture the Flag (CTF) Demo called "Initiation" is meant to introduce you to the WWT Cyber Range platform. Consider this the tutorial level for our CTF events. You will be introduced to the features and functionality of WWT Cyber Range CTFs as well as be provided with tips for success in future events.
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Security Operations

Security operations purpose is to monitor, prevent, detect, investigate, and respond to digital and human threats to enterprise assets. Such assets are intellectual property, personnel data, customer data, business and IT systems.
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