What’s the difference between NOC and SOC?
A security operations center (SOC) focuses on security and is responsible for identifying and investigating cyberthreats and responding to and mitigating cyberattacks. A network operations center (NOC) focuses on network operations and is responsible for network monitoring, maintenance and optimization. SOCs and NOCs are complementary in that they ensure optimal network performance while securing network assets and infrastructure.
In today’s cyberthreat environment, managed network operations center (NOC) and security operations center (SOC) services are more robust than either solution on its own. Having NOC tools on servers increases disc-level encryption, and SOC security delivers 360 visibility, early warning, and fast incident isolation and remediation.
Working with High Wire empowers our network-oriented and cybersecurity partners with instant, high-value differentiation from their competitors. Combining SOAR-powered Overwatch SOC and NOC delivers a powerful, single-source solution that helps:
- Network teams ensure networks are up, running and stable
- Security teams meet confidentiality and data security needs
- High Wire partners build and expand and cross-pollinate their practices in each area through an affordable outsourced solution
