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Wednesday, February 24, 2021

The Traditional SOC Is Dead, Long Live the Remote SOC

If you haven’t read our 2021 Cybersecurity predictions blog and whitepaper, I recommend that you do. In it, you’ll find one prediction that might be somewhat controversial—the death of the Security Operations Center (SOC).

I wanted to delve a little deeper into this particular prediction, as it is pretty close to my heart. I run IntelliGO’s Threat Hunting team and what would historically have been called our SOC.

The concept of the traditional SOC is dying off, and in 2021 we will see the broader acceptance and adoption of the idea of a remote SOC driven by the realities of technological development and the necessities imposed by the pandemic. 

This change has implications for what makes up the SOC as well as the capabilities of threat hunters. And it’s a change that IntelliGO is uniquely prepared not just to embrace but to lead, given the unique situation we found ourselves in with adopting early disparate geographic distribution of our SOC.

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