When cyberthreats hit around the clock, someone has to keep eyes on the glass—holidays, 3 a.m. alerts, and all. A Security Operations Center (SOC) is that nonstop command post. Our SOC Guide explains what a modern SOC does, why “always‑on” matters, and how to decide if you should build, buy, or borrow one.
What is a SOC? Why Every Company Needs One (Yesterday)
Get up to speed on SOC tools and technologies and see how a security operations center pulls in logs, hunts for threats, and drives incident response—turning raw alerts into real‑time action.
What is SOC-as-a-Service (SOCaaS)?
Learn how cloud‑hosted SOC teams provide 24/7 monitoring and threat hunting without the staffing headache or seven‑figure startup costs.
How to Choose the Right SOC Provider for Your Business?
From SLAs to tool integration, get the key questions to ask so you select a provider that delivers speed, clarity, and measurable risk reduction that works for your organization.
What really goes down behind the scenes during a cyberattack? The Huntress Security Operations Center (SOC) will walk you through every heart-pounding moment of a recent major cyber incident—from the vulnerability that kicked it off, to the moment they kicked the threat actors out. They’ll also answer your questions about threat hunting, incident response, and anything else.
The Huntress Security Operations Center (SOC) team consists of threat analysts, researchers, and technical support—and each has a vital role to play in protecting your environment.
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