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Security Operations Center Management

Security Operations Center Management is the handling of a centralized unit dedicated to addressing cybersecurity issues, through threat identification, assessment and defense, to maintain an organization's information system's integrity, confidentiality and availability while promoting effective incident response strategies.

Level 1: Emerging

At an emerging level, you are gaining fundamental knowledge about securing a network. You're developing skills in managing security incidents, implementing defense measures, and coordinating a Security Operations Center.

Level 2: Proficient

At a proficient level you are able to effectively manage a Security Operations Center, overseeing the detection, analysis, and response to security incidents to ensure the protection of sensitive information.

Level 3: Advanced

At an advanced level you are proficient in leading and managing security operations centers, including implementing advanced detection and response strategies, threat intelligence, and incident response protocols within the information security domain.

Where is this capability used?