The Future of Security Operations Centers (SOCs)
September 04, 2025, 1:00 PM EDT
We will participate in the securityinfowatch.com webinar exploring the evolving landscape of Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and their pivotal role in safeguarding organizational security. As cyber threats become increasingly sophisticated, SOCs must adapt to address the growing complexity of digital risks.
The session will highlight how emerging technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and automation reshape SOC operations, enabling faster threat detection and response. Experts will also discuss the shift towards a proactive security approach, where SOCs focus on monitoring and anticipating and mitigating potential vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Attendees will gain valuable insights into the future workforce demands, the integration of SOCs with broader enterprise risk management strategies, how these centers can scale to meet the challenges of tomorrow's security threats, and how AI figures to change the playing field.
- The role of artificial intelligence and automation in enhancing SOC efficiency.
- How SOCs are shifting from reactive to proactive security strategies.
- Integration of SOCs with broader enterprise risk management frameworks.
- Emerging trends in SOC workforce management and the need for specialized skills.
- The future of SOC technology: Cloud security, IoT, and evolving cyber threats.
This webinar will also feature insights from our own William Godoy, Field Application Engineer, Ganz Security.
William Godoy is a seasoned field applications engineer at CBC America with more than 11 years of experience designing and deploying advanced security systems for diverse enterprises. Leveraging a background in IT management, he combines hands-on technical expertise with strategic project leadership. He holds a Master’s in Project Management and a Bachelor’s in Networking and Communication Management, and his certifications in aviation reflect a commitment to safety, precision, and aviation-grade standards.
