Security Operations Center (SOC) Services

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Security Operations Center (SOC)

DGC provides end-to-end Security Operations Center (SOC) services designed to deliver continuous threat monitoring, detection, and response across federal enterprise environments. Our SOC solutions integrate people, processes, and advanced technologies to provide 24x7x365 situational awareness and incident response. Leveraging SIEM platforms such as Splunk, Elastic Stack, and Azure Sentinel, our analysts ingest, correlate, and analyze logs from diverse data sources to uncover anomalous behaviors and emerging threats. Our SOC capabilities are designed to meet FISMA, NIST, and CISA Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) requirements, ensuring federal agencies maintain a compliant and proactive security posture.

DGC supports both stand-alone and federated SOC models, offering services ranging from initial SOC stand-up and optimization to full-scale managed detection and response (MDR). Our Tier I–III analysts and incident handlers execute playbooks for threat triage, IOC validation, and containment, while also supporting forensic handoffs and threat intelligence integration. We emphasize automation through SOAR platforms to accelerate mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to respond (MTTR). By fusing real-time analytics with threat hunting and vulnerability management, DGC’s SOC services ensure federal agencies can rapidly adapt to today’s dynamic threat landscape while maintaining mission continuity.

Past Performance

Team DGC Supports the ARNG Security Operations Center (SOC) and Computer Incident Response Team (CIRT) to monitor enterprise systems, defend against security breaches, and identify, investigate, and mitigate cybersecurity threats. Team DGC manages the operation of the SOC and performs traditional SOC activities on behalf of ARNG to provide 24/7/365 protection of DoD ISs and infrastructure. Our team provides Technical Reports to analyze and summarize the impact of each significant incident and the recovery costs; the capability and effectiveness of Computer Network Defense (CND) sensor coverage and the O&M costs.