In today’s threat landscape of evolving and increasingly sophisticated converged security threats protecting your organisation’s assets and people is more challenging than ever. Companies have had to become reliant on multiple services from numerous third-party vendors and service providers which is presenting a highly complex and somewhat disparate security environment for organisations to navigate at a time when both public and private sectors are looking to consolidate the suppliers they work with to reduce costs and drive efficiency. Attackers are utilising the potential shortfallings and are successfully identifying and breaching the vulnerabilities that result from disjointed offerings. The changing trends have led Gartner to suggest that by 2025, 60% of organisations will be looking for outsourced specialist security services to combat the complexities.
Join our latest breakfast briefing where we will discuss how a Converged Security Operations Centre (SOC) and a contextualised human-led approach to security can help better protect you against evolving threats.
Ray Burke, Cyber Assurance Manager and Gavin Wilson, Director of Physical Security and Risk will share their experience and thoughts on how a Converged SOC can provide you with greater coordination across multiple security services, enabling rapid threat detection, containment, and response. They’ll also discuss how this approach helps manage the complexities of modern security environments and addresses security short fallings by offering unified oversight of all operations in a blended approach.
Key topics include:
Evolving Threats – Why the increase in converged threats against organisations with threat actors living off the land requires a different approach.
The attacker pathway - From on-line research to cyber-attacks and physical access, how attacks have developed and the steps you can take to better protect yourself.
Continuous Detection – How you can better utilise next generation technology, AI tools and developed techniques including heuristic and behavioural analysis with ‘eyes on glass’, for around-the-clock threat monitoring and response.
Seamless Communication – How a SOC will facilitate effective collaboration between various security teams and third-party vendors.
Practicalities – What a SOC includes, benefits of doing it yourself v’s third party, what the investment is and what are the solutions and outcomes.
