Top 10 Ways to Ensure Your Security Operation Center Fails

Top 10 Ways to Ensure Your Security Operation Center Fails
Top 10 Ways to Ensure Your Security Operation Center Fails

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The business of running a Security Operations Center (SOC) is a difficult one. Who has the time to retain the right people, build comprehensive processes and procedures, and implement a robust Security Event and Information Management (SIEM) infrastructure? Those tasks require time, expertise and experience. Would you like to take a shortcut? This session will give you the tips and tricks based on actual client engagements that you'll need to side-step, bypass, and throw out the rigorous project needed to make a successful SOC. Need a SOC up and running in two weeks, but don't necessarily care about it running one year from now? This session is for you.

Featured speakers:

Davi Ottenheimer, Director of Compliance Solutions, ArcSight
David Mackey, Engagement Manager, ArcSight

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ArcSight (NASDAQ:ARST) is a global leader in compliance and security management solutions that enable enterprises and government agencies to comply with policy, safeguard assets and processes, and control risk.  Businesses rely on ArcSight to rapidly identify, prioritize, and respond to compliance violations, policy breaches, cybersecurity attacks, and insider threats.  Visit www.arcsight.com.

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