The SOC Landscape is Seeing a Gradual Change as Professionals Pivot from GSOC to CSOC

 

 

Professionals from the GSOC environment are moving over to the CSOC landscape, and this is a very noticeable change and sign of the SOC industry’s evolution. The transition unveils an unprecedented layer of similarities and experiences, clarified by the willingness to be the learner in the room. As the world moves toward navigating physical and cyber security, it is vital to understand these nuanced transformations and revelations with experts who can bring invaluable firsthand knowledge and reflections to the table. These conversations can improve businesses and their understanding of enhanced security standards in this increasingly interconnected world.

On a new segment of NOC Your SOCs Off, the experts explore the complexity of it all, GSOC/CSOC experts Sonia Travi-Knowles and Lambert Ebot divulged into the diverse challenges and revelations of this pivot. They also highlighted the crucial importance of adaptability, mission clarity, and process development in managing security in the progressively digital, remotely coordinated work environments. 

Article written by Alexandra Simon.

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