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Home » Putting the "global" in GSOCs: How to build a comprehensive digital risk protection approach
Global security operations centers (GSOCs) — regardless of their mission statements — don't always live up to the "global" part of their billing.
Many GSOCs focus on time-worn methods and practices that emphasize physical security, protecting the home base with surveillance cameras. Understandably, an enterprise wants to protect executives, employees and other assets such as buildings and factories. But this approach can neglect the wider world of digital assets. Today's threat landscape includes cybersecurity attacks, theft of intellectual property (IP) stored or transmitted electronically and assaults on corporate reputation via social media.