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Q: What is the main theme of the Osaka SOC Brief?A: Common Sense SOC Tactics & Strategies: Advice on Overcoming Challenges.
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Q: What are the three main challenges identified for Osaka-based SOCs?A: Language barriers in threat intel, staffing shortages, and integration of legacy systems.
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Q: What is the recommended strategy for handling 'Alert Fatigue'?A: Implementing better correlation rules and utilizing automation for low-level alerts.
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Q: What role does 'Cultural Context' play in Japanese SOCs?A: High-context communication style requires distinct reporting structures compared to Western SOCs.
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Q: What specific tool is recommended for 'Network Visibility' in this brief?A: Zeek (formerly Bro) or similar open-source NIDS.
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Q: What is the 'Fusion Center' concept discussed?A: Combining SOC, CERT, and Threat Intel functions into a single collaborative unit.
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Q: What metrics are suggested for measuring SOC effectiveness in this region?A: Time to Triage and Time to Qualify incidents.
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Q: What is the advice regarding 'Vendor Reliance'?A: Avoid over-reliance on a single vendor; build internal capability to validate vendor findings.
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Q: How should 'Shift Handovers' be managed?A: Using structured, written logs and overlap periods for verbal briefing.
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Q: What is the 'Continuous Improvement' cycle mentioned?A: Plan-Do-Check-Act (PDCA) applied to SOC processes.
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