Manager Risk Management

Responsibilities of the New Resource: 

The primary responsibilities of a Security Operations Center (SOC) resource can vary depending on the specific organization, industry, and the maturity level of the SOC. However, here are some common responsibilities that SOC resources typically have: 

1. Monitoring and Detection: Monitor security events, alerts, and logs from various sources, such as network devices, systems, applications, and security tools. Identify and analyze potential security incidents and breaches by correlating information from alerts. 

2. Incident Response: Respond to security incidents in a timely and effective manner. Investigate and analyze security incidents to determine the root cause and extent of the compromise. Develop and implement incident response plans and workflows. 

3. Threat Intelligence: Stay updated with the latest threat intelligence information, including emerging threats, vulnerabilities, and attack techniques. Incorporate threat intelligence into monitoring and detection processes to proactively identify and mitigate potential threats. 

4. Security Incident Management: Manage the lifecycle of security incidents, from initial detection and analysis to containment, eradication, and recovery. Coordinate with other teams, such as IT, legal, and management, to ensure appropriate response and remediation actions. 

5. Security Tool Management: Administer and manage security tools and technologies used in the SOC, such as SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) systems, intrusion detection/prevention systems, endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, and vulnerability scanners. Fine-tune and optimize security tools to maximize their effectiveness. 

6. Log Analysis and Forensics: Analyze and interpret logs, network traffic, and other relevant data to identify indicators of compromise and potential security incidents. Conduct forensic investigations to gather evidence, determine the impact, and support incident response activities. 

7. Security Awareness and Training: Contribute to security awareness programs and provide training to employees on best practices, security policies, and incident reporting procedures. Promote a security-conscious culture within the organization. 

8. Documentation and Reporting: Maintain accurate and detailed documentation of security incidents, investigations, and response activities. Prepare reports on security incidents, trends, and metrics for management and stakeholders. Provide recommendations for improving security posture based on analysis and findings. 

9. Continuous Improvement: Continuously assess and enhance SOC processes, procedures, and technologies to improve efficiency, effectiveness, and overall security posture. Stay informed about industry trends and best practices in SOC operations. 

10.InfoSec Projects: Track and execute various information security projects like AMS, CSPM, DLP, MDM, Red Team assessments, VAPT, etc. 

11.Information Security Change Request in managing and reviewing proposed changes to an organization's information security systems and processes ensuring that changes are implemented securely and in compliance with organizational policies and best practices.