Security Operations Center

Exabeam’s 2018 State of the SOC Report dove into the mindset of those in the cybersecurity trenches, as well as the managers and CISOs who lead them. Their views on critical aspects of operations, technology, hiring, and staffing provided key insights on how organizations can maintain a well-run and effective SOC. The study also reveals several common concerns—ranging from staffing and retention to frustration over legacy technologies. And it found a surprising degree of separation between the perspectives of top management and their frontline security analysts.

Stopping Malware from Compromised Insiders: Many of the most devastating data breaches are caused by attackers using stolen credentials to gain access to organizations’ network assets.

The results are in — on Exabeam’s comprehensive survey of U.S. and U.K. cybersecurity professionals involved in the management of a Security Operations Center (SOC).

I’m passionate about the development of effective security organizations—especially security operation centers (SOCs).

The Exabeam 2018 Cyber Security Professionals Salary and Job Report is based on a global survey of 481 security professionals done in March 2018.

For an in-depth view on how to use both next-gen EDR and UEBA for a comprehensive defense against insider threats, please check out the Exabeam webinar with Cybereason.

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