SecOps - Would you like to know more?
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SecOps - Would you like to know more?

Within the world of service delivery, the implementation of Security and Operations (SecOps) can be a complete game-changer. Incorporating SecOps principles into service delivery environments brings a holistic approach to managing security concerns alongside operational tasks. It's a union that optimises response times, heightens threat awareness, and ensures smoother service continuity. The combination of Security and Operations in service delivery also means security measures are no longer standalone; they're combined into the delivery of your operational processes. This alignment results in a proactive stance against potential threats, enhancing the overall resilience of your service delivery ecosystem.


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One of the core benefits of employing SecOps in service delivery lies in its ability to create a fortified defence system whilst maintaining (and often enhancing) operational efficiency.

By combining security with your operational practices, it becomes easier for you and your teams to anticipate potential threats and swiftly respond to security incidents without disrupting service delivery. This unified approach streamlines communication, enabling quick and coordinated responses to incidents, ultimately enhancing customer trust and satisfaction. Simultaneously, it bolsters risk management by integrating security protocols into daily operations, reducing vulnerabilities, and fortifying the system against potential breaches and other associated risks.

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Implementing SecOps in a service delivery environment involves a strategic blend of technology, people, and processes.

Yes, like all improvements and enhancements, there is work to be done. It can necessitate the convergence of traditionally siloed teams – security and operations – (if you have already overcome these silos, you're one step ahead) and fostering a culture of collaboration betwixt the two. This integration may mean a reconfiguration or at least a reassessment of workflows and toolsets, ensuring that security measures seamlessly complement operational processes. Moreover, it involves continuous training and skill development to equip teams with the necessary expertise to tackle evolving threats efficiently. Implementing SecOps demands a shift in mindset – it's not just about reacting to security threats but proactively weaving security into the very fabric of service delivery, ensuring a more resilient and secure operational landscape.


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Utilising SecOps in service delivery is akin to embedding a vigilant guardian at the core of your operational processes.

It’s not merely about preventing breaches but fostering a culture of perpetual vigilance and adaptation. By merging security into the operational framework, teams become adept at identifying potential vulnerabilities, responding rapidly to threats, and continuously evolving strategies to counter emerging risks. The result? A service delivery environment that operates securely, efficiently, and with a constant eye on fortifying its defences against evolving threats.


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Just one advantage of SecOps in service delivery is its transformative impact on traditional IT landscapes.

SecOps will help eliminate a siloed approach, where security and operations function separately, and converge them into a unified, cooperative and collaborative force. This becomes a catalyst for enhanced visibility into potential risks, drives a faster incident response, and a proactive stance against security threats. What you gain from this is a more resilient service delivery ecosystem that isn’t just reactive but anticipates and addresses potential security issues with agility, ensuring uninterrupted service to your users and customers.

Just some of the many benefits a well implemented SecOps gives you

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Implementing SecOps in your service delivery requires a blend of advanced technologies and an adaptive cultural shift.

It's not just about deploying sophisticated security tools; it's about fostering a mindset where security is ingrained in every action. It necessitates a robust orchestration of tools, automation, and analytics to fortify your operations. Equally important is cultivating a culture of shared responsibility, where every team member becomes a stakeholder in the security of your service delivery. It’s this amalgamation of technology and cultural alignment that truly fortifies the service delivery environment against the ever-evolving landscape of threats. On top of this, the inherent onward benefits are numerous with just a selection of examples shown above.

Xcession do extensive work within ServiceNow in the SecOps space, so whether you're interested in implementing Security Incident Response, getting your Major Security Incident Management in place, want to incorporate security playbooks like DDoS, Malware or Ransomware or 'simply' keen to integrate some of your existing defence solutions (think SOAR, VR or EDR) into your ServiceNow instance, Xcession can help make that happen!

Whatever areas of your service delivery you're keen to improve, Xcession are here to assist you achieve your goals and securely lock down your operations ??

Xcession?specialise in helping you create amazing experiences for your customers, both internal and external. We help you improve user experience, business agility and service management productivity by providing guidance, consultancy, professional services, application managed services, support and maintenance around ESM and ITSM solutions.?Get in touch?and let's explore some ideas in how we can help you ensure you’re making the absolute most of your ITSM of choice and appropriately protecting your organisation!

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