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WHEN WORLDS COMBINE
Security Operations Centres can now provide cyber oversight for both enterprise IT and industrial control systems, explains Airbus CyberSecurity’s Steve Rymell.
CYBER SECURITY SHOULD ALWAYS BE ALIGNED WITH THE STRATEGIC NEEDS OF THE BUSINESS AND ITS RISK APPETITE – otherwise you could be safeguarding assets that have little value for the company or, worse still, leave critical assets without protection. Coupling an organisation’s cyber security with its strategic needs can also help reduce implementation, operation and maintenance costs. Understanding your security architecture, no
matter how complex or simple it is, requires adequate orchestration and monitoring. This should include maintaining tools and procedures to allow for the best protection, enabling complete visibility of the processing and security environment and support to the technical, tactical and strategic decision- making process. To make this happen, there needs to be a central point for cyber security within the organisation, and the Security Operations Centre – or SOC – is just that. The SOC manages technology and processes that
allow analysis of data to be obtained from various controls and external sources of information, for threat prevention, anomaly understanding and incident response. One of the most valuable benefi ts
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is that it delivers key performance indicators to enable both normal company operations to be safeguarded and security improved. It uses a complex system of both prevention and
protection capabilities to increase the reliability and security of daily operations. The core of the protection is like defending any network and includes intrusion detection, SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) automation, network design and segmentation, as well as the management of employee privileges and robust authentication. It also includes a mix of state-of-the-art technology, procedures, policies and relationships.
CENTRALISED SOC OPERATIONS There is understanding among cyber security professionals that it is nigh impossible to prevent a hacker from accessing a given system. However, what IT professionals can control is the extent to which the attacker can navigate across networks without being detected – hence why it is crucial to have the SOC as a centralised real-time defence. One of the most common attacks used by cyber criminals is phishing emails. If a SOC was employed,
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