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Optimize Your SOC: Build, Buy, or Automate?

Optimize Your SOC: Build, Buy, or Automate?

Posted on February 3, 2026 By CWS

Key Points

  • Effective SOC management requires strategic decisions on building, buying, and automating.
  • Upcoming session with experts promises practical insights and real-world examples.
  • Learn to streamline operations and enhance security with existing resources.

Security teams are increasingly overwhelmed by a plethora of tools, dashboards, and alerts, often leading to inefficiencies and missed threats. Despite promises of comprehensive solutions and AI-driven automation, many Security Operations Centers (SOCs) find themselves overburdened and struggling to identify effective tools.

Understanding SOC Challenges

In many SOCs, the abundance of security tools results in bloated systems and a lack of actionable intelligence. Teams feel pressured to achieve more with limited resources, while vendors continue to promise solutions that may not deliver as expected. This environment necessitates a reevaluation of SOC strategies.

A live session titled “Breaking Down the Modern SOC: What to Build vs Buy vs Automate,” hosted by Kumar Saurabh, CEO of AirMDR, and Francis Odum, CEO of SACR, aims to address these critical questions. The session promises straightforward advice without industry jargon, focusing on decisions regarding building, buying, and automating SOC components.

Strategies for SOC Optimization

Attendees of the session will gain insights into what constitutes a successful modern SOC. The discussion will highlight how leading teams determine the best approach to building, purchasing, or automating their tools and processes. This is not merely theoretical; the session will include a real-world customer case study and a comparison of typical SOC models.

  • Evaluate current SOC models side-by-side.
  • Use practical checklists to simplify and enhance SOC operations.
  • Gain insights into making informed decisions with existing resources.

For SOCs that feel underfunded or perpetually behind, this session serves as a crucial opportunity to reset and redefine priorities. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of how to fortify their SOC with the current team, tools, and budget at their disposal.

Embracing Change and Innovation

The webinar comes at a time when budgets are tightening and threats are becoming more sophisticated. The noise from numerous alerts and tools can be overwhelming, demanding a strategic pause to reassess and rebuild more intelligently. The session encourages security professionals to learn how to cut through clutter and implement effective changes.

Register for this insightful webinar to discover how to effectively streamline your SOC and make every decision impactful. This is a valuable opportunity to engage directly with industry leaders and refine your SOC strategy.

Conclusion

In an era of increasing cyber threats and limited resources, optimizing your SOC is more critical than ever. By attending this webinar, security professionals can gain actionable insights into streamlining operations, thereby enhancing their organization’s security posture. Don’t miss the chance to transform your SOC with strategic, informed decisions.

The Hacker News Tags:Automation, build vs buy, Cybersecurity, enterprise security, Security, security operations, SOC, SOC tools, threat detection, Webinar

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