Transition to a Unified Threat-Led Security Operations Center

This case study details the transition of a healthcare payment processor from three separate Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems to a single, global, threat-led SOC. The client faced challenges due to disjointed systems that resulted in inefficiencies and limited visibility into operations. The goals of the project included increasing operational efficiency, lowering costs, improving threat identification accuracy, and reducing the technical footprint by consolidating multiple tools into one unified SOC. The implementation process involved migrating to CyberProof’s global SOC and utilizing Google SecOps, which provided enhanced threat visibility and response capabilities. The transition was completed in six weeks, followed by a phased migration period to ensure business continuity. The new system allowed for the integration of multiple log sources and the development of over 120 custom detection rules, significantly improving incident response times and operational effectiveness while ensuring compliance with healthcare regulations such as HIPAA.