SOC / MDR / XDR (Security Operations)

Detect and process security incidents at an early stage

Security operations create transparency about security events and improve response capability in the event of an emergency. Depending on requirements, the models range from supporting services to more outsourced operating parts.

Scope of services and added value

Monitoring and correlation of safety-relevant events
Defined reaction and escalation paths
Improve visibility and resilience

Our contribution

We support the selection, development and integration of suitable security operations models.

Practice & Orientation

Turn security messages into actionable decisions

Classifying terms

A SOC organizes security monitoring and response. MDR refers to a commissioned detection and response service. XDR combines information from several areas of protection. The specifically agreed data sources and processes are decisive.

Clarify responsibility before the alarm

A service provider needs clear specifications: Which systems are included? What reactions can they trigger themselves? Who can be reached if a business system is affected? These points belong to the agreed scope of services.

Testing effectiveness in operation

Test cases, traceable escalations and regular evaluations help to assess quality. Availability, response times and emergency support must be expressly agreed; they do not result from a product name alone.