Network Operations Center, NOC
Data Protection: Large amounts of sensitive and confidential data, including customer information, financial records and intellectual property are a constant target of malware, unauthorized access and cyber attacks.
Complicated cyber security: Security threats are becoming more common, with an increasing number of cyber attacks involving ransomware, phishing and other methods
Business Continuity: Downtime caused by network outages, security breaches or cyber attacks can lead to significant financial losses.
Compliance requirements: Many industries are subject to strict regulatory requirements regarding data security and privacy.
Telecommuting and Mobility: Affirmation of telecommuting and the use of mobile devices increases the complexity of network security
Operational efficiency: security incidents, as well as the load on the network and network devices can cause a loss of productivity.
Competitive advantage: companies that demonstrate a commitment to network security
To ensure a secure network environment, robust security measures are necessary, including firewalls, intrusion detection and prevention systems, encryption, access control, regular security assessments and employee training.
In addition, staying informed about the latest cybersecurity threats and best practices is essential to maintaining network security in the face of evolving risks.
How to ensure a safe and secure network?
A Network Operations Center (NOC) is a centralized location where IT professionals monitor, manage, and maintain an organization’s computer network, servers, and other critical infrastructure components. The primary function of the NOC is to ensure the continuous availability, good performance and security of the network and IT systems within the organization.
Key functions of the NOC include:
- real-time monitoring (monitoring the status of network devices, servers, applications and services),
- troubleshooting (identification of causes and implementation of solutions to restore normal network operations),
- incident management (communication with stakeholders, coordination of responses and work on quick solutions),
- security monitoring (using intrusion detection systems and other security tools),
- performance optimization (configuration adjustment, resource scaling and load balancing).
NOC also includes proactive maintenance (application of patches, updates and security fixes that identified vulnerabilities), resource allocation (bandwidth and server capacity), documentation of network configurations, incidents and solutions, as well as alerting and notification.
For a peaceful sleep
Network operations centers are essential to maintaining the performance, reliability and security of an organization’s network infrastructure. In combination with NDR services of a comprehensive cyber security strategy, which includes monitoring network traffic and identifying security threats or unusual activities, they provide all the key prerequisites for maintaining the integrity and long-term security of the network.
Coming NOC i NDR
Coming offers its clients a Network Operation Center service based on professional expertise that includes qualified network operators and engineers, certified monitoring tools and communication channels, modern security solutions and threat detection tools, with continuous monitoring of the network and its elements (servers, routers, switches , applications), proactive troubleshooting, performance optimization and security monitoring.
Coming also provides NDR (Network Detection and Response) services, a cybersecurity technology and strategy that focuses on identifying and mitigating threats within the network. NDR solutions are designed to provide real-time monitoring and analysis of network traffic to detect and respond to security incidents. NDR solutions analyze network traffic and identify anomalies, suspicious activities and potential security threats (malware, intrusion attempts and insider threats). By continuously monitoring network traffic, NDR detects incidents in a timely manner and generates alerts and reports for security teams, often integrating with incident response processes.