Integrated, Automated SOC Solutions to Automate IT Processes and Security Response Security and IT teams are challenged by resource constraints, yet workloads and the rate of cyber threats continue to rise in scope and complexity. As the industry faces a cyber talent shortage and the pressure to maintain operational efficiency and security efficacy is critical for digital business, a new approach is needed that brings visibility and control combining it with workflow and response automation.

This session will cover:

• Overviews of Fortinet’s SOC architecture which has combined the latest capabilities of FortiManager, FortiAnalyzer, and FortiSIEM to offer a unique NOC-SOC management and analytics solution.
• How Fortinet’s NOC-SOC approach to management enables enhanced security operations visibility with a graphical topology view, automation playbooks, remediation libraries and extensions into both private and public cloud environments, with dynamic policy objects.
• How new Incident Response (IR) tracking capabilities allow users to automate responses across silos based either on predefined triggers (system events, threat alerts, user and device status) or through direct IT Service Management (ITSM) integration.
• Comprehensive Security and Operations Visibility: FortiSIEM brings together the operational context of a full configuration management database (CMDB), including accurate, up-to-the-minute status on all assets, while proactively searching and adding new assets as they come online. Security teams now also benefit from a Fabric Topology within FortiManager and FortiAnalyzer, graphically displaying a map of current assets, their status and security threats. This NOC-SOC consolidated view of operations and security unlocks automation and enables security teams to act more quickly and efficiently.
• Centralized NOC-SOC Management: The latest release of FortiManager, Fortinet’s centralized security management, now natively manages FortiAnalyzer, incorporating all data, analysis, control and perspective in a single pane-of-glass view of NOC and SOC operations.