What Anton Chuvakin is Saying About SOC Threat Coverage
Anton Chuvakin, SIEM expert and former Gartner analyst (now at Google Chronicle) has written a thought-provoking blog post titled “SOC Threat Coverage Analysis — Why/How?“.
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Anton Chuvakin, SIEM expert and former Gartner analyst (now at Google Chronicle) has written a thought-provoking blog post titled “SOC Threat Coverage Analysis — Why/How?“.
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