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Title: Desarrollo e implementación de un SOC en una organización
Author: Cadaveda Fernández, Cristina
Tutor: Brande Hernandez, Daniel
Others: Garcia-Font, Victor  
Abstract: The purpose of this project is to create a security operations center (SOC) aimed at serving small and medium-sized Spanish companies (SMEs). Recent studies show that SMEs are not prepared to respond to security incidents, which makes them an easy target for cyber attackers, who can make a profit with very little effort. Many of them end up closing their business after suffering an incident and the market is not prepared to offer them a complete service, as many of the companies involved in cybersecurity provide generalist services to reach a larger audience. This project has been developed from a theoretical perspective, based on the different good practice guides that exist. On the one hand, an in-depth analysis has been made on the operation of current SOCs, considering people, processes, and technology. On the other hand, we have studied the characteristics of Spanish SMEs, the types of cyber-attacks they suffer most frequently and their weaknesses in cybersecurity. Finally, a SOC proposal has been obtained with services specifically developed for Spanish SMEs, based on the reduced budget that most of them have, their characteristics and the most relevant threats to which they are exposed. All this has been achieved in the time and manner proposed at the beginning of the project.
Keywords: ciberseguridad
SOC
pymes
Document type: info:eu-repo/semantics/masterThesis
Issue Date: 26-Jun-2023
Publication license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/es/  
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