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An Open-Source SOC (Security Operations Center) utilizes free and open-source tools to provide comprehensive security monitoring, detection, and response capabilities. This approach offers a cost-effective alternative to traditional, proprietary SOC solutions.
Open-source solutions are typically more cost-effective, offering robust security features without the high licensing fees associated with proprietary software. They also provide flexibility, transparency, and a large community for support and updates.
Our deployment includes Wazuh SIEM for security information and event management, Shuffle SOAR for security orchestration, automation, and response, TheHive for incident response, and VirusTotal for enhanced threat intelligence.
Wazuh SIEM collects and analyzes security event data from various sources in real-time. It identifies potential threats and vulnerabilities, providing detailed insights and alerts to help you quickly detect and respond to security incidents.
Shuffle SOAR automates the response to detected threats by creating and executing automated workflows. This reduces the time and effort required to respond to incidents, ensuring a rapid and consistent approach to threat mitigation.
TheHive provides a collaborative platform for managing and coordinating incident response activities. It allows security teams to track, analyze, and resolve incidents efficiently, ensuring thorough and organized incident management.
Integrating VirusTotal enhances your threat intelligence capabilities by providing access to a vast database of malware and threat information. This enrichment improves the accuracy and effectiveness of threat detection and response.
Yes, an open-source SOC is suitable for organizations of all sizes, especially those looking for cost-effective and scalable security solutions. Our deployment can be tailored to meet the specific needs and requirements of your business.
Getting started is easy. Contact us to discuss your specific needs, and our team will work with you to design and implement a customized Open-Source SOC solution tailored to your organization's requirements.