Security Vision will act as a strategic partner at the upcoming SOC Forum, scheduled for October 27-28. The company plans to introduce its AI-Powered SOC concept, which focuses on accelerating cyber operations while maintaining human oversight. The approach aims to transition organizations from fragmented security tools to a unified, managed cybersecurity center.
The company's strategy involves using AI to handle initial event processing and routine tasks, such as gathering incident context and suggesting response scenarios. Security Vision emphasizes that organizations retain control over automation boundaries, deciding which actions follow predefined rules and which require human intervention.
On October 27, the company will host a session titled 'Cyber Operations at AI Speed' to discuss measurable effects of AI on cyber resilience and IT budget efficiency. Experts will also present technical sessions on defending against AI-driven attacks and translating technical metrics into business value.
Security Vision is showcasing its updated Security Vision 5 platform, featuring enhanced event storage, analysis, and data visualization. The company is also highlighting its SOAR solution and VS vulnerability scanner, the latter being a top-selling product this year. New additions include SIEM, EDR, and a self-assessment portal for large enterprises.
Beyond software, the company is investing in educational initiatives, including the Cybersecurity Academy and the 'Cyberbattle' game. These programs, alongside collaborations with universities and the operation of a SOC at Bauman Moscow State Technical University, aim to support the development of future cybersecurity professionals.