SOC-ready route
Assets and Events
Systems, criticality, log sources, event quality and owners.
Use cases
Scenarios for monitoring, correlation, incidents and regulatory reporting.
SIEM/SOAR/SGRC
Architecture, integrations, playbooks, roles, logs and reaction automation.
Operation
SLA, RACI, quality control, training and scenario development.
A practical SOC-ready environment is impossible without implemented and configured information security systems: event sources, logs, use cases, response routes and operational regulations.
In a SOC-ready loop, the endpoint is one of the key sources: EDR/XDR shows what is happening on workstations and servers, and Endpoint Security defines policies, isolation, telemetry, and response actions.
First entry
You can start with CII/Federal Law No. 152-FZ diagnostics or a comprehensive information security audit if you first need to identify assets and risks.
Frequently asked questions
Does SOC-ready mean own SOC?
Not always. This means the loop is ready for monitoring, events, scenarios, response and incident management.
What is more important: SIEM or processes?
Both layers are needed: a tool without use cases and playbooks does not provide controlled protection.
How to connect with CII?
Through assets, threats, protection measures, events, regulations, logs and evidence of compliance.
Let's discuss your environment
Describe the task, current systems, constraints, and expected results. We will offer a practical first step: diagnostics, pilot, audit, roadmap or project team.
