From securityboulevard.com
Even though Security Operation Centers (SOCs) are increasingly common, some 48 percent of organizations don’t have one, a recent survey shows. This creates many security challenges, such as: slower identification of intrusions, ad-hoc or no processes following a security breach, inability to efficiently protect the most valuable assets from advanced attacks, and delayed isolation of corrupted infrastructures.
A Security Operations Center (SOC), or the company’s cyber threat detection function, is a centralized, structured and coordinating hub for all cybersecurity activities.
Moreover, 57% of organizations do not have, or only have an informal, threat intelligence program, while another 12% feel it is very likely they would detect a sophisticated cyber attack.