IR-Playbook

Security operations centers and incident response A security operations center (SOC) is a dedicated team that watches networks, endpoints, and applications for signs of trouble. The goal is to detect incidents early, triage alerts, and respond quickly to limit impact. A good SOC blends people, playbooks, and technology in a steady cycle of monitoring and improvement. What a SOC does People: skilled analysts, incident responders, and a clear command structure. Processes: documented runbooks, escalation paths, and post‑incident reviews. Technology: SIEM, EDR, SOAR, dashboards, and a ticketing system. Incident response lifecycle Response follows a simple flow: ...

Security Operations: Detect, Respond, and Recover Security operations help teams turn data into action. By combining people, process, and technology, organizations can detect threats early, stop them quickly, and recover with minimal damage. The three pillars are Detect, Respond, and Recover. A simple, repeatable approach fits most teams, from small shops to large enterprises. Detect Good detection starts with clear goals and reliable data. Collect logs from endpoints, servers, network devices, and cloud services. Use a centralized view to spot unusual patterns, such as many failed logins, unusual hours, or new device connections. Build a baseline of normal activity and alert on deviations. ...