Upgrading a Large-Scale Global Security Operations Center (GSOC)
Prior to working with Haivision, this Fortune 100 company relied on a single, centralized global security operations center (GSOC) to monitor threats, coordinate security efforts, and ensure operational continuity across its worldwide locations.
As their business and security needs grew, the company wanted to create a larger network of security operation centers to monitor security threats worldwide. The customer had to identify the most suitable video wall solution for their multiple sites and find the right display technology, processing power, and integration solutions for their GSOC upgrade. This involved vetting various vendors, including Haivision, ensuring compatibility between chosen components, assessing scalability for future growth, evaluating ease of use and user interface design, and considering overall cost-effectiveness and support services offered by the providers.
To make sure their security requirements were addressed by the Haivision video wall solution, the customer did security penetration testing, compliance auditing, vulnerability assessments, and other application security tests to identify, quantify, and prioritize vulnerabilities in the system. The GSOC modernization project aimed to implement best practices and mitigate potential threats, but it also had to be able to handle the ever-increasing volume of assets effectively.
To ensure a seamless workflow for the GSOC team, user-friendliness was a key factor when selecting the technology for this project. The ideal solution should integrate effortlessly with existing practices and require minimal technical expertise to operate a complex technology stack. This empowers the GSOC operators to focus their valuable skills on core tasks without getting bogged down by complex technical configurations of the video wall itself.