Cyber security - security operations centre (SOC) service

Cybersecurity is definitely more than clauses and regulations. It's a real protection of data and technology for everyone. Weaknesses in the system, minimize risk, gain reliability, consistency and efficiency the activities of your organisation.

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In the digital age, where data is the new gold, protecting it is the key to success. Are you sure your company is protected from cyber threats?

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Learn about the four areas of cybersecurity management in SOC

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Vulnerability analysis

1. Vulnerability analysis

  • Risk assessment and vulnerability analysis
    This is the first step in understanding what threats can affect an organization and what There are potential weaknesses.
  • Penetration and safety tests
    Proactively trying to 'break' systems to identify and repair potential vulnerabilities.
  • Configuration and hardening audits
    Check that the systems are properly configured and secured against the potential threats.
Prevention

2. Prevention

  • Implementation of security solutions
    Firewalls (FW), Web Application Firewalls (WAF), ochrona przed atakami DDoS, End-point Detection and Response (EDR).
  • Training and mentoring
    Educating workers about the risks and best practices It's security.
  • Policy audit
    Ensure that the organisation has appropriate policies and procedures for: It's security.
Detection

3. Detection

  • SIEM/SIOC
    Tools for collecting, analysing and correlating data from different sources to detecting and responding to threats in real time.
  • Menaged SOC
    External operations centers that monitor the security of the organization.
  • Malware analysis
    Testing of malicious software to understand and prevent itinfekcjom.
Improvement

4. Improvement

  • Reaction to incidents
    Rapid and effective response to any security incidents.
  • Analysis of the breakdown
    An investigation into how the security breach occurred, what was compromised and what steps should be taken to prevent future incidents.
  • Establishing security policies
    Developing and updating policies and procedures to ensure better protection In the future.

We support customers in the implementation of a Security Operations Centre (SOC)

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SOC is an operational centre focused on monitoring, detection, response and management of security threats within the organisation.

  • Optimal selection of solutions: Selection of SIEM systems, threat analysis tools, software for network monitoring and other security-related technologies.
  • Design of operational procedures: It includes incident response procedures, internal and external communication, the escalation of threats and many other operational aspects.
  • Training of SOC teams: Organisation and training of teams responsible for operationsSOC.
  • Assessment of the maturity of the SOC: This assessment enables the identification of areas that need to be improved and the identification of: What steps should be taken to achieve the desired level of maturity It's security.

What is the scope of SOC services?

The Security Operations Center (SOC) expert team works in practice through continuous monitoring of networks and systems, event analysis, and response to detected threats and resulting damage. SOC specialists use advanced tools and techniques to identify, classify and respond to cyber incidents in real time.

They work around the clock, tracking logs, detecting anomalies, and taking actions such as isolating infected systems or blocking dangerous IP addresses to ensure the privacy, continuity of operations and security of the organisation's IT infrastructure.

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Cybersecurity - Questions and Answers

What is the difference between black-box, grey-box and white-box security testing?

Black-box security tests:
In black-box testing, the tester has no knowledge of the internal structure or operation of the system under test. Tests focus on analysing the system's behaviour in response to different inputs without knowing its internal mechanisms. Often used in functional testing, but in a security context it simulates an attack by someone with no knowledge of the system's internal aspects.

Grey-box security tests:
Grey-box testing combines black-box and white-box approaches. Testers have some knowledge of the system's internal aspects but do not have full access to all its elements. This enables more targeted tests that combine the advantages of both approaches while identifying potential security vulnerabilities.

White-box security tests:
In white-box testing, testers have full access to internal system resources, including source code, database schemas, etc. This enables thorough analysis and identification of potential threats. It is the most in-depth form of testing, capable of identifying vulnerabilities that might be missed in less intensive tests. The amount of information provided to testers at the start of the project determines which approach is adopted. If the company decides not to disclose any information, tests are conducted using the black-box method. If it shares some but not all information, the grey-box method is used. If testers have full access to all resources, tests are conducted using the white-box method.

Why is it worthwhile to create a SIEM playbook tailored to the specifics of your business?

A SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) playbook is a set of procedures and instructions describing how to respond to specific security events or alarms generated by the SIEM system. Creating a SIEM playbook tailored to your business is crucial for several reasons:

Understanding unique threats:
Every business has its own unique processes, technologies and data that may be exposed to specific threats. A tailored SIEM playbook helps identify and respond appropriately to threats specific to your business.

Faster incident response:
When every second counts, a SIEM playbook ensures security teams do not waste time figuring out what to do. They have clearly defined steps to take in response to a specific alarm or event.

Effectiveness of actions:
Security team responses are not only fast but also effective. This minimises the risk of errors or omissions that could cost the company much more in the long run.

Resource optimisation:
Understanding your business specifics enables better use of resources – people, technology and time. Instead of responding to every alarm with the same intensity, teams can focus on those that truly matter to your business.

Training support:
A SIEM playbook is an excellent training tool for new team members. It enables them to quickly understand which threats matter most to the company and how to respond.

Building trust:
Clients, partners and stakeholders value organisations that take security seriously. A custom SIEM playbook demonstrates an advanced approach to security and can help build trust among key stakeholder groups.

What are penetration tests?

As part of penetration testing, we break through the security of specific resources. These may be web applications, mobile applications, infrastructure resources visible from the Internet, or others. The scope of testing can be defined upfront or determined during a reconnaissance phase conducted by us.

What should I expect after my cybersecurity training?

Above all, practical examples and ready-made solutions. Our trainers willingly share their knowledge, answer questions, and continuously learn from their clients – the training is regularly updated based on our experience from hundreds of IT audits and supporting our clients in building information security systems. We consistently encourage all participants to ask questions – even after the training.

What do I do if I can't find the answer to my question?

Use the contact form and send us your question. You will receive an answer within 24 hours on business days.

What our customers say about our services

Marcin Wieczorek

Wojas

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I am very impressed with the high level of substantive expertise of the training staff"

From 13 to 17 March I attended the "Course for Information Security Administrators" organized by ODO 24 sp. z o.o. I am very impressed with the high substantive level of the training staff and the comprehensive program. Working as an ABI requires knowledge not only of legal provisions but also of IT matters, which ODO 24 took into account. Noteworthy is the curriculum, which gradually introduces increasingly advanced nuances of personal data protection, starting from the legal basics and ending with practical aspects of auditing and working with documents within a company. The complete set of materials, editable documents and publications I received will facilitate my daily work as an ABI. I can certainly recommend ODO 24 as a reliable partner offering training services of a high standard.

Magdalena Węglewska

Mazda

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We can wholeheartedly recommend ODO 24 as a professional and reliable partner"

For many years we have consistently placed great importance on the protection of the personal data of our customers as well as our employees. We took an active part in creating the "Code of Good Practice for the Protection of Personal Data of Customers and Potential Customers,” developed jointly by GIODO and the Polish Automotive Industry Association. Due to the complexity and variability of the rules on personal data protection, as well as Mazda’s dynamic development in Poland and the increasing volume of data we process, we decided to entrust the ABI function to a company specialized in this field. The decision to use the services of ODO 24 was primarily influenced by the experience and competence of the team of experts, the comprehensiveness of the offering and its flexibility in adapting to our organization. After a year of cooperation we can recommend ODO 24 as a professional and reliable partner.

Agnieszka Karłowicz

Spiżarnia

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A practical approach, continuous advisory availability, and positive working relationships"

We have been working with ODO24 for over a year. For us it has been a year of peaceful breathing and a sense of security: at least regarding personal data protection :-) The people at ODO are professionals who explain matters that are incomprehensible to the average person in an understandable way. They understand not only their profession but, which is very important to us, business and its requirements. A practical approach, constant advisory availability, and great relationships — all of this means I can recommend this Company to anyone who wants to work and sleep peacefully.

Tomasz Siwicki

Gefco

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I recommend the company ODO 24 as a professional partner"

For several years we have been cooperating with ODO 24 in the field of personal data protection. A professional team that efficiently helped us to comply with the requirements of the GDPR. We make use not only of the experts’ knowledge but also of professionally prepared e‑training, thanks to which we were able to train several hundred employees in a very short time. I highly recommend ODO 24 as a professional partner delivering services at the highest level.

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