Severity: Low Guidance CA
CCCS publishes Best practices for setting up a SOC (ITSAP.00.500)
Original title: Best practices for setting up a SOC (ITSAP.00.500)
- Published
- Source: cyber.gc.ca
- Effective
- Not stated
- Deadline
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- Framework: CCCS guidance
- ITSP.10.033 Security and privacy controls and assurance activities catalogue source
Why it matters
The Canadian Centre for Cyber Security has published ITSAP.00.500, a new guidance document on best practices for setting up a Security Operations Centre (SOC). As cyber threats grow more complex and threat actors become more sophisticated, organizations increasingly need to establish effective SOCs to detect, respond to, and mitigate security incidents. This guidance provides practical recommendations for organizations planning to build or enhance their security operations capabilities.
What changed
- CCCS published ITSAP.00.500, a new standard providing best practices and guidance for establishing and operating a Security Operations Centre (SOC) in response to evolving cyber threat landscape.
Who is affected
Canadian organizations across all sectors and sizes that need to establish or improve security operations capabilities to defend against cyber threats
What to do
AI-assisted summary of the official document; the official text prevails. Not legal advice.