Addressing the 57% blind spot: why SOC effectiveness is harder to achieve than it looks
A new global Kaspersky Security Services report ‘Anatomy of a Cyber World’ reveals a blind spot in enterprise SOCs: while performance is typically measured by detection and response speed, organizations rarely assess whether they’re detecting the right threats. Large portions of collected telemetry don’t enter real-time detection pipelines, creating hidden gaps that internal assessments tend to miss – and fueling demand for independent SOC Consulting to uncover them.
As organizations continue to invest in Security Operations Centers (SOCs), measuring the real performance of these departments remains a challenge. Operational effectiveness depends not only on the volume of collected data, but on how well that data is used for detection. According to a recent Kaspersky survey, organizations typically evaluate SOC effectiveness through a limited set of key performance indicators: mean time to respond (MTTR) and detect (MTTD) dominate the picture, while deeper indicators like false positive rates or cost per incident...
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