48 Security Operations Center benefits and rewards you'll get that show you're successful. How many can you move to 'Done'?

You know you've got Security Operations Center under control when you can:

1. Control who has access to your data once it leaves your data center.

2. Know if an MSSP has the technology resources to meet your security needs.

3. Test and monitor the security of your services and data in the cloud.

4. Provide metrics, as information about threats that have been blocked.

5. Manage EU GDPR compliance if you cannot identify where your personal data is stored.

6. Evaluate and optimize your data collection capability.

7. Decide the service level and scope of coverage you need from an MSSP.

8. Assess the security of individual products relative to the security of the system as a whole.

9. Address data privacy, security, and safety.

10. Keep your data out of the hands of others.

11. Reduce the cost and risk of your solution.

12. Communicate about cyber risk to the Board and other stakeholders.

13. Prove the quality of your products and service.

14. Train staff on the latest tools and techniques.

15. Allow your organization to thrive while keeping it secure.

16. Submit questions or provide feedback regarding this Best Practices Guide.

17. Establish cyber risk tolerance to your organization.

18. Drive transformation in an industry where pre digital processes are entrenched.

19. Determine root cause and material impact of a targeted attack/breach.

20. Facilitate ethical decision making into algorithms.

21. Align Conversational AI initiatives with your organizations goals, vision and strategy.

22. Demonstrate knowledge of your (the buyers) sector.

23. Know NOC/SOC Integration works and what are your experiences in this area.

24. Show a return on this kind of investment sooner rather than later.

25. Fast track success in this new digital landscape.

26. Use it for your team with what you have, where you are.

27. Build AI that can account for its logic so that a lay person can understand.

28. Make sure you are doing your best to avoid the same mistakes that seem to be at the root of most of breaches.

29. Prepare the private networks needed by your target markets.

30. Balance human insight and machine generated prediction to optimize CX.

31. Determine the right level of investment.

32. Trust data, how you can protect and secure data.

33. Assess the requirements of meeting ethical principles.

34. Set up testing protocols for components that can be arranged in myriad configurations.

35. Ensure that cybersecurity measures do not inhibit your ability to innovate.

36. Know if an assurance report is rely able.

37. Build trust and transparency into your AI platforms and applications.

38. Even begin to construct a DRP based on this information.

39. Protect the integrity of your voter registration database.

40. Keep yourself up to date with the new vulnerabilities.

41. See AI as an enabler for improved cybersecurity.

42. Evaluate and optimize your data-collection capability.

43. Risk prioritize your vulnerability remediation efforts.

44. Change your DNS settings in Linux/Windows.

45. Get everyone speaking the same language.

46. Deal with the theme of AI and cybersecurity.

47. Trust the outcomes from the platform, especially if you determine quality or trust issues with your source data and metadata, and you do not fully understand the algorithms.

48. Get the network transmitting elements to exchange data over the network.

To visualize the Security Operations Center work and manage it, I have built a Security Operations Center Kanban board that is broken down into 2545 Work Items that are prioritized into their Workflows. It's for where to get started on your current or impending Security Operations Center journey.?

How many tasks can you move to Done?

Check it out here: https://theartofservice.com/Security-Operations-Center-Kanban