We can help you transform your SOC through the following:

SOC-CMM Maturity assessment and roadmap
SOC ISO 27001 service improvements
Exploration of integrated threat intelligence
Deepened automation and visualization of incident responses
SOC people selection and training
Compromised Assessment and DFIR service
Expansion, strengthening, and exploitation of the SOC cyber knowledge base
Extending proactive incident detection and remediation
Implementing the necessary SOC Tools and Technologies

Develop SOC rules for incident handling and incident response which include event classification & triage, event prioritization, and escalation.
Reporting & Documentation
Implement standards/compliant ISMS
Building a Knowledge base and ensuring knowledge transfer

Digital Forensic and Incident Response (DFIR) is the first action to be taken in response to an attack or the suspicion of an attack. the DFIR Lifecycle includes the following steps:
Preparation :
DG team plan for DFIR includes detailed actions that will account for a wide range of incidents. This plan will be prepared in advance, thoroughly understood by team members, and regularly adjusted to incorporate new threats and threat vectors.
Detection and Analysis :
The situation must be understood fully to ensure an appropriate response. DG team needs to collect evidence, and analyze forensic artifacts and full disc images, memory artifacts, file system artifacts, and other sources to aggregate all necessary evidence. Once the evidence has been gathered, a timeline should be built that incorporates the root cause, patient zero, and all steps taken by adversaries while in the environment
Containment, Eradication, and Recovery :
Once the situation is fully understood, the threat will be contained and remediated. Forensic remediation will lead to permanent remediation of the encountered threat and will incorporate all aspects of the compromise.
Post Incident Activity :
Post-incident, our DFIR team will incorporate lessons learned to shore up gaps in defenses. It may also be necessary to retain the evidence for some time for forensic investigation