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How to Close the Most Expensive Gap in Your SOC

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Security operations centers frequently lose critical time when Tier 1 analysts escalate alerts without sufficient behavioral context, forcing response teams to repeat triage work. Modern SOCs are closing this gap by equipping entry-level analysts with interactive sandboxing tools to confirm malicious intent and generate evidence-rich handoff reports before escalation. This transition to response-ready reporting reduces senior-level workloads by up to 30% and significantly accelerates the path from detection to containment.

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