Four in ten businesses (39%) report having cyber security breaches or attacks in the last 12 months. So it’s no surprise that three-quarters (77%) of businesses say cyber security is a high priority for their directors or senior managers.

The reliance on digital infrastructure, the rise in handling of sensitive data, and the continually evolving threat landscape mean that today, a majority of organisations should consider a formal organisational structure – a SOC – that holds responsibility for threat detection and response. However a 2022 SOC Survey revealed that only 47% of respondents indicated that SOC services are obligatory for their organisation. So, right now, not every organisation has a SOC, or understands the requirement for one.

In this eBook we explore:

• What exactly is a SOC
• Why you may need a SOC
• The functions that a SOC performs
• The cost of a SOC
• Why you should consider a managed SOC service
• The cost benefits of our managed service

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