Why Open-Source? For most organisations in Bosnia and Herzegovina – especially in academia, civil society, and the SME sector – the biggest obstacles to establishing a SOC are not threats, but cost and staffing . Commercial SIEM and SOAR platforms can cost tens of thousands of euros per year, which is simply unrealistic for local budgets. The solution? An open-source SOC , built gradually, focusing on interoperability and community. Core idea:  Instead of one central, monolit

What a SOC really is – more than just technology A Security Operations Centre (SOC) is not merely a room full of screens — it’s a function that unites technology, processes, and people  to detect and neutralise threats before they cause damage. A well-designed SOC provides centralised visibility , correlates logs from multiple sources, and enables fast and coordinated response. It usually consists of three functional layers: Data collection and correlation  – gathering logs f

As Cybersecurity Awareness Month unfolds, we’re launching a short blog series on a topic that’s often mentioned but rarely demystified -...

In the past decade, cyber security has become one of the fastest-growing fields. With the expansion of digital services, cloud solutions...

In recent discussions on cybersecurity, one recurring theme is the dual role of artificial intelligence (AI) — both as a tool for enhancing defence and as a potential enabler of more sophisticated attacks. A new study from Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) , titled “When LLMs Autonomously Attack” , has added fuel to this debate. At first glance, it appears to suggest that large language models (LLMs) are now capable of launching cyberattacks on their own. But is that really th