MetaNetX Presents Azure-Based Agentic SOC Strategy at Microsoft Industry Summit
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MetaNetX participated in the Microsoft Industry Summit on the 30th.
Woo Kyung-cheol presented the direction for an Azure-based agentic SOC transition and the design of roles and responsibilities in AI security.
MetaNetX said it provides monitoring and incident response support based on its four-stage security operations framework and its experience building and operating Azure for major domestic enterprise customers.
MetaNetX participated in the Microsoft Industry Summit on the 30th. At the event, the company delivered a presentation outlining its direction for transitioning to an Azure-based agentic security operations center (SOC).
The Microsoft Industry Summit is an event that shares AI transformation cases and implementation plans in the financial, retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and education sectors.
At a presentation session for the retail track, Woo Kyung-cheol, head of MetaNetX's security operations center team, took the stage as a speaker. Woo said the key to AI security lies not in adoption itself, but in designing AI's roles and responsibilities in actual security operations.
Woo explained that connections among customers, employees, products, services, commerce platforms, and the cloud are expanding. He then pointed out that retail security is shifting from focusing on individual event detection to understanding the overall context.
Existing security operations are centered on checking alerts, reviewing logs, and making manual judgments. Concerns have been raised that this operating model makes it difficult to track attacks that have been accelerated by AI.
Woo said the tasks facing companies are securing visibility across connected environments and determining risk priorities. As a response to these challenges, he proposed an 'agentic SOC.'
An 'agentic SOC' is a structure in which AI agents analyze the context of security signals and carry out standardized responses according to policies and approval criteria. In this process, people focus on risk assessment, decide the scope of response, and establish detection strategies.
MetaNetX provides a four-stage security operations build framework. The four stages consist of Assess, Design, Transition, and Evolve.
Based on its experience building and operating Azure for major domestic enterprise customers, MetaNetX provides 24-hour monitoring, customer-specific monitoring process design, incident response procedure design, detection engineering, SLA-based reporting, and operational support.
The presentation also introduced a case in which Company A, a manufacturing firm, overhauled its security operations. Company A expanded from a product-centered business to digital customer touchpoints and faced retail-level security challenges as its business expanded.
In response, MetaNetX applied the four-stage framework to reorganize the security operations system. It established integrated visibility, built a risk-based prioritization framework, set up 24-hour specialized monitoring, and established standardized incident response procedures.
Lee Ja-young, managing director of MetaNetX's Cloud Sales Group, said that achieving results from AI transformation requires securing infrastructure, security, and operational capabilities together. She also emphasized that MetaNetX, as a Microsoft Solutions Partner, has proven expertise with numerous enterprise customers. She added that the company aims to support customers in scaling AI on Azure stably.
Source: TECHWORLD · Lee Gwang-jae
Original: https://www.epnc.co.kr/news/articleView.html?idxno=407600
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