The heart of our [R.E.D.] service is the Security Operations Center (SOC), which is available around the clock and ensures the comprehensive security of our customers' corporate networks. It can be thought of as an operations center for the management of our customers' IT security, from which the various cyber security technologies and systems of our [R.E.D.] suite are managed and operated. For efficient and effective handling of security incidents, our Security Operations Center is divided into three triage levels. This triage organization enables us to quickly detect, analyze and respond to threats.
Localized in Germany
The RIEDEL Networks SOC operates entirely in Germany, with direct support and data storage in data centers. This keeps company data secure, confidential and protected in accordance with the GDPR.
Flexible integration of existing systems
Our SOC can be seamlessly integrated into existing IT and security infrastructures. The customer's existing security stacks are integrated, monitored and continuously analyzed by the SOC.
Comprehensive system monitoring
Our SOC monitors all critical systems - from IT and OT to IoT and cloud infrastructures. In this way, we ensure that digital, industrial and networked environments remain secure, available and protected at all times.
40
+
Network nodes
worldwide
4500
+
Customer locations
connected
350
+
Network partners
local
20
+
years
Experience
1400
+
Presence in
75+ countries and numerous cities
Areas of responsibility
The RIEDEL Networks SOC is responsible for monitoring, analyzing and securing IT systems and networks. It detects threats, responds to security incidents and ensures that compliance requirements are met.
24/7 monitoring
In order to gain a complete insight into digital activities and better detect anomalies, our customers' network is monitored around the clock (24/7).
Prevention
Prevention techniques are used to deter and defend against (un)known risks: a combination of automated and manual processes that make the network unattractive to attackers.
Detection and investigation
So that the origin, impact and severity of each security incident can be assessed and reported.
Incident Response
The SOC responds to incidents with a mixture of automated technologies and human intervention. This is based on previously agreed playbooks that are developed with the customer.
Reporting
Reporting is used to continuously improve the security strategy, but also to track security incidents and reactions. It also offers customers the opportunity to comply with reporting obligations under the NIS2 Directive.
Compliance
Helps support compliance with industry and government regulations and provides required information at the desired level of detail.
Get to know our SOC!
Always one step ahead
Find out how our Security Operations Center protects your company network and which innovative solutions we use to detect and prevent threats at an early stage.
Dennis Frankhauser, Team Leader Security Operations Technology
In order to prioritize alarms and decide which events constitute genuine security incidents, our SOC employees draw on extensive knowledge of the business environment and the threat landscape.
An important task of our SOC is to document the customer's response to an incident and perform additional forensic analysis to ensure that the threat has been fully contained.
Security Operations Center (SOC)
In use 24/7
The RIEDEL Networks Security Operations Center (SOC) monitors, analyzes and protects corporate networks around the clock. It detects threats at an early stage, responds to security incidents and provides support with prevention, incident response and compliance (e.g. NIS2). With its expertise and state-of-the-art technologies, the SOC ensures maximum IT security and continuous risk prevention.
Attackers are dynamic, so are we!
Our IT security experts regularly take part in further training to keep up to date with the latest cybersecurity technologies and methods. This continuous training is essential to provide our customers with the best possible protection against new digital threats.
