Security
Operations
Center
Our Advantages
Professional Team:
Our SOC is staffed by a multidisciplinary professional team, including security analysts, incident response experts, threat intelligence experts, and security engineers.
Advanced Technology:
We utilize cloud-native SIEM platforms for real-time threat monitoring, AI-driven analytics for anomaly detection, and endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools to secure devices. Automated response mechanisms and 24/7 surveillance enable swift threat mitigation, ensuring real-time protection of your network and data against evolving threats.
24 x 7 Service:
Our SOC provides 24 x 7 monitoring and response, ensuring that security incidents occurring at any time are promptly addressed.
What is a Security Operations Center?
A Security Operations Center (SOC) is a centralized facility dedicated to monitoring, detecting, analyzing, and responding to an organization's security incidents and threats. The primary goal of a SOC is to protect the organization's information assets, ensuring they are not compromised by various cyber attacks and data breaches.
Key Functions of SOC
Monitoring and Detection
Using various tools and technologies (such as firewalls, intrusion detection systems, and security software installed on networks and endpoints), SOCs monitor network activities and data flows 24/7 to detect potential threats and abnormal behaviors.
Incident Analysis and Management
Analyzing security incidents and alerts collected from various sources to determine if there are real threats. This includes classifying, prioritizing, and deeply investigating incidents. Managing the entire process of handling security incidents, from initial response to full resolution, ensuring all steps are thoroughly documented.
Threat Intelligence and Response
Collecting and analyzing threat intelligence to predict and prevent potential attacks. This intelligence can come from internal data or external sources (such as threat intelligence sharing communities). Developing and implementing response measures to neutralize and block confirmed threats, including immediate blocking of malicious traffic and isolating infected systems.
Vulnerability Management
Conducting regular vulnerability scans and risk assessments to identify and fix security vulnerabilities in the system, reducing the likelihood of being attacked.
Reporting and Compliance
Generating reports on security status, incident statistics, compliance, etc., and reporting to management and other relevant parties. Ensuring the organization complies with relevant laws, regulations, and industry standards.
Response Planning and Drills
Developing incident response plan and conducting the drills to ensure that the SOC team can quickly and effectively respond to major security incidents.
Education and Training
Regularly conducting security awareness training for employees to improve overall security awareness and capabilities.
News & Related Information
Wed, 04 Dec 2024
Cyber security protection bill set / News.gov.hk
The Government announced today that it will publish the Protection of Critical Infrastructures (Computer Systems) Bill in the Gazette on Friday. Critical infrastructures are infrastructures that are necessary for the maintenance of normal functioning of society and the normal life of people. The bill seeks to impose statutory requirements on designated operators of critical infrastructures to ensure that they take appropriate measures to protect their computer systems and minimise the chance of essential services being disrupted or compromised due to cyberattacks, thereby maintaining the normal functioning of Hong Kong society and the normal life of people.
Thu, 23 Jan 2025
Privacy Commissioner’s Office Reports on its Work in 2024 and Publishes Investigation Findings on the Data Breach Incident of Oxfam Hong Kong / pcpd.org.hk
The PCPD received 203 data breach notifications in 2024, with 67 from the public sector and 136 from the private sector. The figure represented an increase of nearly 30% as compared to 157 data breach notifications in 2023. 67 data breach notifications were received from schools and non-profit-making organisations in 2024 (constituting 33% of all data breach incidents).
Fri, 7 May 2021
Protect electronic health record / ehealth.org.hk
Protect electronic health record As a healthcare provider, you have an obligation to protect the security and privacy of patients' health information. If hackers compromise your computers and steal patients' electronic health records, your business may suffer financial loss and reputational damage. Your patients' personal information may be misused. It is therefore important to ensure the security and privacy of the patients' data that you maintain.