SecDataOps Cast

There was a SOC analyst who searched what he knew,
But had so much data, he didn’t know what to do.
He tried to centralize, but it was a tragedy,
So he listened to experts for a modern day strategy.

This week, Query CISO Neal Bridges will sit down with NeXasure CEO Rick McElroy to discuss modern data strategy in the SOC and what you can do to set your team up for success.

Listen as Query CISO Neal Bridges and Pearson VP of Cybersecurity and combat veteran Jax Scott discuss topics ranging from critical subjects such as AI Security to tactical topics for industry professionals, like moving from mid-level management to Sr. Exec and establishing brand new BISO metrics.

Building a modern security team in today's world requires special considerations — especially given how big the data challenges are today. Lets dive into how you go about building a security team, in a data diverse world.

Do you know how to find your Security Data???

Before being able to get to your super important data, we have to model it. No - not like modeling it on the catwalk...we have to map it to make it searchable.

There are lots of ways to map security data, but about a year ago, Amazon, Splunk and others came together to try and create a standard for security data mapping.

🚶‍➡️ - ((OCSF enters the room))

Hear about what data modeling for cybersecurity looks like, what is OCSF, and how its revolutionizing how we search for security data in modern day Security Operations Teams as Query CISO Neal Bridges is joined by his good friend, Query CTO Jeremy Fisher.

Did you hear...? Did you see...? Can you believe that happened?? Get Neal and Jon's take on all things AWS re:Inforce on this week's episode of the #SecDataOpsCast.

For the second episode of the SecDataOps Cast, Neal and Jon dive into cloud security with diversions into data...lagoons? And tanks.

Join Query CISO Neal Bridges and VP - Distinguished Engineer Jonathan Rau as they explore the world of SecDataOps. What is it? Who should care about it? Wait, wasn’t it a throwaway joke?