As cyber threats continue to grow in frequency and sophistication, government agencies are grappling with how to protect critical missions and public services. Evolving CISA expectations and guidance from OMB M-21-31 have set new standards for logging, zero trust, and incident reporting, leaving agencies, which still rely on SIEM-centric Security Operations Centers (SOC), at a standstill: either modernize security operations or risk leaks, exposure, and public mistrust.

This episode will explore how agencies are evolving beyond traditional, SIEM-centric models toward more integrated and adaptive approaches to security operations. From data convergence and advanced analytics to automation and intelligent decision support, leaders will share how they are reducing alert fatigue, improving visibility, and enabling faster, more effective threat response. The conversation will also examine how the role of the SOC is changing, and what it takes to build a more resilient, scalable security operation in today’s threat environment.