Building a modern SOC: people, process and technology
What a modern security operations centre is built on: the people who investigate and respond, the processes that make the outcome repeatable, and the cloud-native technology that brings every signal into one place.
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0:00The world moved
The traditional SOC was built for on-premises servers, local logs and manual triage. Attacks now span cloud services, identities, endpoints and third-party connections.
0:12Three pillars
A modern SOC stands on three pillars: people, process and technology. Take one away, and the other two cannot carry the weight.
0:22People
People remain the core: analysts and threat hunters who investigate, incident responders who contain and recover, and intelligence teams who track new campaigns.
0:34Automation
Automation and AI take on the enrichment and triage, so those people spend their time on the investigations that need human judgement.
0:44Process
Process makes it repeatable: playbooks for each kind of incident, threat models mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, and every alert feeding back into better detection.
0:54Technology
Technology is the foundation: cloud-native telemetry from identity, endpoint, email and SaaS, correlated in one place instead of scattered across consoles.
1:06The shift
The shift is from fragmented visibility and ticket queues to one view of the estate and automated containment, with no hardware to run.
1:16Book a Demo
Wizard Cyber runs its SOC on Microsoft Sentinel, Defender and Entra ID, with AI-powered triage and analysts around the clock. Book a demo.
Detection & Response
1:32
Detection & Response
Managed Microsoft Sentinel
How Wizard Cyber runs Microsoft Sentinel as a service inside your own tenant: AI agents investigate every alert to a verdict, and a senior analyst signs it off.
1:18
Detection & Response
Managed AI SOC
What Wizard Cyber’s Managed AI SOC gives you on every incident: a finished case from specialised AI agents on CYBERSHIELD AI, signed off by a senior analyst, in the Core, Complete or Command package.
1:21
Detection & Response
Bypassing MFA
Two-factor authentication is a big step up from a password alone, but attackers have adapted. The routes they use around it, the warning signs to watch for, and the factors that cannot be relayed.
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