AI in the SOC: a powerful ally, not a replacement In recent years, artificial intelligence has transformed the way Security Operation Centers operate. The introduction of machine learning algorithms into day-to-day security activities makes it possible to analyze massive volumes of logs per second, detect anomalies more accurately, and provide valuable insights into security events. […]
Why italian SMEs are targeted by new threats? The current cyber threat landscape in Italy is marked by an unprecedented and dramatic rise in cyberattacks, leading to what can be described as a true “cyber crisis.” According to the latest Report Clusit 2026, 507 incidents were recorded in Italy over the last year (+42% compared […]
The growing sophistication of cyber threats and an ever-evolving regulatory landscape are forcing organizations to rethink their security approach, one that integrates data management capabilities, rapid threat detection, and incident response. In this context, Managed Detection and Response (MDR) and Security Operation Center (SOC) as a Service have become the cornerstones of modern cybersecurity strategies. […]
SOC and SOAR: rapid response to security incidents Cyberattacks are becoming faster and more sophisticated, leveraging new techniques based on artificial intelligence and automation. Companies, both large enterprises and especially SMEs, must redefine their cybersecurity strategies and adopt internal resources capable of countering the rise of increasingly sophisticated and unpredictable emerging threats. In this context, […]
What obligations does NIS2 impose on the Supply Chain? The NIS2 Directive (EU 2022/2555) introduces a systemic vision of cybersecurity, recognizing that an organization’s resilience also depends on the strength of its Supply Chain. In particular, Article 21 of NIS2 explicitly mentions “Supply Chain security” as a key obligation. Consequently, companies subject to NIS2 must […]
In the new regulatory landscape, the introduction of the NIS2 Directive marks a significant step forward in cybersecurity regulation within the European Union. While the regulation imposes more stringent obligations, it also represents a major opportunity for companies operating in critical sectors to enhance their security posture and resilience against cyber threats. So how can […]
Milan, August 4th – SecureGate, a leading provider of cybersecurity products and services, has officially appointed Nusantara Asia Pacific as its distributor across the ASEAN region. The new partnership marks another step forward in the global expansion of SecureGate, that will enhance the availability of advanced cybersecurity solutions across the region through the 2 Business Unit: […]
Milan, April 23, 2025 – SecureGate, a leading provider of cybersecurity products and services, has officially appointed Softprom as its distributor in CIS and Eastern European countries. This strategic partnership will enhance the availability of SecureGate’s advanced cybersecurity solutions across the region through the 2 Business Unit, SGBox and CyberTrust 365. SGBox’s Next generation SIEM & […]
What challenges does the SOC face in Threat Hunting? In today’s digital landscape, the attack techniques used by cybercriminals are becoming increasingly sophisticated and effective. Cyber threats are frequent and unpredictable, and it is often difficult to detect dangers within the IT infrastructure, as evidenced by the challenges faced by Security Operation Center (SOC) teams […]
Key differences between SOC and MSSP The main differences between a SOC (Security Operations Center) and an MSSP (Managed Security Service Provider) lie in areas such as ownership, customization level, costs, and operational model. Below are the key distinctions: Ownership and Management SOC: an in-house function managed directly by the company. It can be tailored […]