How embracing a data fabric architecture can help the SOC and NOC unify operations
SOC and NOC teams struggle with data silos. Splunk's data fabric helps unify access, improving incident detection and operational resilience.
How embracing a data fabric architecture can help the SOC and NOC unify operations Traditionally separate SOC and NOC teams often face challenges in incident investigation due to data silos, leading to delayed resolution and customer impact. A data fabric architecture provides a unified access layer to disparate data sources, enabling real-time correlation and enrichment without moving data. This approach enhances AI capabilities, streamlines triage, and allows for the development of data-driven playbooks, ultimately paving the way for unified operations and improved resilience.
- SOC and NOC teams historically operated separately, leading to a lack of context and slower incident response.
- Data silos prevent effective correlation between network telemetry and security signals, causing issues to be missed.
- A data fabric creates a unified access layer, allowing querying and correlation of data from native systems without migration.
- Key benefits of a data fabric include real-time cross-domain correlation, unified data enrichment, and enhanced AI utility.
- A 90-day roadmap outlines steps to establish a data fabric, achieve shared visibility, and operationalize with AI and playbooks. Continue reading https://www.businessinsider.com/sc/how-data-fabric-architecture-helps-soc-and-noc-unify-operations
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