The future SOC is extremely streamlined. Analysts will be freed from mundane, repetitive tasks, so they can apply their expertise where it truly matters: defending the organization.
Splunk, 2025
As digital transformation accelerates and AI tools expand, a new complication is taking shape. Non-human identities are multiplying fast. And they’re far more complex to manage than human users, with 74% of tech and InfoSec leaders are saying they’re their biggest security challenge (Forbes 2025).
But your SOC is already stretched thin. 46% of teams spend more time keeping tools online than tackling the threats those tools uncover. And 59% say they’re overwhelmed by alerts, drowning in false positives and unable to spot real issues amongst the noise (Forbes 2025).
So, when the next wave of complexity hits, how do you prepare your SOC to respond when they are already working at full capacity?
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78% of respondents say their tools don’t work well together. That makes fast response harder. (Forbes 2025)
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40% of cybersecurity alerts they received were false positives. (Forbes 2025)
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