Protecting oneself against cyberthreats it not just as simple as going out and purchasing the most advanced and up-to-date-cybersecurity platforms. Nor is it as easy as putting a firewall around all company data — after all, data is more mobile and dispersed than ever before.
Gone are the days when cybersecurity can be thought of as a passive protection, and companies in the legal industry and beyond are increasingly turning to security operations centers (SOC) to actively watch for threats, according to ALM Intelligence’s Security Operations Center Consulting report.
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