SOC e servizi di cybersecurity: costruisci la tua difesa informatica
La nostra missione congiunta è supportare le organizzazioni complesse nell'implementazione di una difesa informatica a 360°, combinando il Security Operations Center (SOC) gestito da Axians Svizzera e l'esperienza di E-Venture Cyber Solutions nella governance della sicurezza informatica.
Axians porta i suoi servizi di Security Operations Center (SOC) nel Canton Ticino grazie alla partnership con E-Venture Business Solutions
Il tuo centro di comando per la sicurezza informatica
Gestione degli incidenti informatici per identificare le minacce, analizzare gli incidenti di sicurezza informatica, proporre contromisure e fornire supporto per la riparazione e il ripristino.
Cockpit dei rischi e della sicurezza
Visualizzazione e interfaccia per i clienti che forniscono loro un quadro completo di tutti gli incidenti di sicurezza, inclusa una valutazione del rischio informatico della loro organizzazione e dei suoi processi aziendali, insieme a funzioni di reporting dei singoli indicatori chiave di prestazione.
Cyber Security olistica: grazie alla partnership con E-Venture Business Solutions, il SOC di Arlesheim, vicino a Basilea, può ora offrire ai clienti ticinesi una protezione locale mirata contro gli attacchi informatici.
In combinazione con la nuova partnership con E-Venture Business Solutions, il SOC di recente apertura ad Arlesheim, vicino a Basilea, rappresenta un'espansione strategica dei servizi di Axians.
E-Venture Business Solution trae vantaggio da una consolidata esperienza nella consulenza gestionale, nell'implementazione della strategia e nella risoluzione dei problemi in una vasta gamma di settori, come quello bancario e finanziario, petrolifero e del gas e manifatturiero.
Con questa partnership Axians reagisce alla crescente importanza delle soluzioni olistiche di sicurezza informatica per settori fortemente regolamentati come quello finanziario e industriale.
Maggiori informazioni sulla partnership tra Axians Svizzera e le soluzioni E-Venture Business per i servizi informatici.
Il ruolo essenziale dei progetti di transizione nell'implementazione del SOC
A transition project, in the context of implementing a Security Operations Center (SOC), is a critical phase that involves the process of planning, designing, setting up, and operationalizing the SOC. This phase is essential for ensuring that the SOC is fully functional and capable of meeting its objectives in terms of identifying, assessing, responding to, and mitigating cyber threats. The importance of a transition project when implementing a SOC can be highlighted through several key aspects:
Strategic Alignment: A transition project ensures that the SOC's operations are aligned with the organization's overall cybersecurity strategy and objectives. It helps in setting clear goals for threat detection, incident response, and continuous monitoring, ensuring that the SOC contributes effectively to the organization's security posture.
Resource Allocation: Proper planning during the transition project phase helps in identifying the necessary resources, including technology tools, human resources, and budget, required for the SOC to function efficiently. This ensures that the SOC is well-equipped to handle the cybersecurity challenges it will face.
Process Development: The transition project is crucial for developing and documenting the processes and procedures the SOC will follow. This includes incident response protocols, escalation procedures, communication plans, and standard operating procedures (SOPs). These processes are vital for ensuring a coordinated and effective response to security incidents.
Technology Integration: Implementing a SOC involves integrating various cybersecurity tools and technologies, such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems, intrusion detection systems (IDS), and other security analytics tools. The transition project phase allows for the careful selection, integration, and configuration of these technologies to ensure they work seamlessly together.
Training and Awareness: The transition phase also focuses on training SOC staff and creating awareness among the organization's employees. This includes training on the specific technologies used, processes to follow during incidents, and general cybersecurity awareness. A well-trained team is essential for the effective operation of a SOC.
Testing and Validation: Before becoming fully operational, it's important to test and validate the SOC's capabilities. The transition project allows for the conducting of drills, simulations, and other exercises to ensure that the SOC can effectively detect and respond to cyber threats. This phase also helps in identifying any gaps or areas for improvement.
Compliance and Legal Considerations: A transition project helps in addressing legal and compliance issues related to cybersecurity, ensuring that the SOC operations comply with relevant laws, regulations, and standards. This is crucial for avoiding legal penalties and ensuring that the SOC operates within ethical guidelines.
In summary, a transition project is critical for the successful implementation of a SOC because it lays the groundwork for the SOC's operations, ensuring that it is well-equipped, well-prepared, and aligned with the organization's cybersecurity goals. This meticulous planning and preparation phase significantly enhances the SOC's effectiveness in combating cyber threats and protecting the organization's digital assets.
In the context of a SOC Transition Project, NIST CSF provides a comprehensive approach by emphasizing the identification, protection, detection, response, and recovery from cyber threats, fostering a well-rounded cybersecurity posture. It allows for flexibility and customization, focusing on risk management and continuous improvement, ensuring the SOC can adapt to evolving threats. On the other hand, ISO/IEC 27001 offers a systematic framework for managing sensitive information through risk assessments, implementation of security controls, and adherence to legal and regulatory requirements. It helps in developing detailed policies and procedures, ensuring the SOC operates within a structured information security management system (ISMS). Together, these frameworks facilitate the SOC transition project by providing clear guidelines for effective cybersecurity management, ensuring alignment with international standards and enhancing the organization's security.