SANS SOC Survey 2021: More Cloud Services, Less Available Talent

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Factors for allowing SOC analysts to work remotely include SOC management policies, total internal staffing (from <1 part-time to >1000 FTEs), and the scope of security monitoring activities. Incident exposure varied: 32.6% reported an intrusion in the past 12 months, 39.5% did not, 11.9% were unsure, and 16% preferred not to answer. The greatest barrier to full SOC utilization is a lack of skilled staff, as most SANS respondents indicated. Effective remote SOC operations depend on clear governance, comprehensive monitoring, and sufficient, well-trained talent.

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