SOC Academy

Train Like a RealSOC Analyst

Hands-on security operations training built on real tools, real incidents, and real SOC workflows.

120+

Hours of hands-on training

Real-world labs, simulations, and capstone projects

70%

Practical, lab-driven learning

Focused on doing, not theory

Global

Threat & SOC context

Training aligned with real-world attack patterns

Industry-aligned

Framework-based curriculum

ISO 42001 · NIST AI RMF · MITRE ATLAS

Features

Built for modern security operations

SOC Academy prepares learners for real-world security operations by focusing on systems, processes, and human decision-making — not theory alone.

What a Security Operations Center Does

A SOC continuously monitors systems, analyzes security signals, and responds to threats before they cause damage.

Continuous monitoring of security events
Investigation of suspicious activity
Coordinated incident response

How SOC Teams Operate Daily

Security operations are ongoing processes, not one-time actions.

Alerts reviewed and validated
Incidents escalated and resolved
Findings documented and reported

Where SOC analysts fit into the system

SOC analysts are the human decision-makers between automated alerts and real-world response.

Validate signals from tools
Make investigation decisions
Coordinate response actions

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Global Threat Reality

The threat landscape is running right now. Every second counts.

Global cyber threats don’t wait — and SOC teams are the frontline.

Every minute, malicious activity, malware, and attacks impact organizations worldwide. SOC teams monitor, detect, and respond before damage spreads.

• Live attacks show ongoing threats
• SOC analysts translate alerts into action
• Real skills matter more than ever

SOC ROLES

What SOC professionals actually do

Every role in a Security Operations Center has a defined responsibility in detecting, investigating, and responding to cyber threats.

SOC Analyst (L1)

Monitors alerts and identifies potential security threats.

• Analyze SIEM alerts
• Validate suspicious activity
• Escalate confirmed incidents

Perth, GA: $60k–$80k

SOC Analyst (L2)

Investigates incidents and determines impact and response.

• Deep-dive alert investigations
• Correlate logs and evidence
• Support containment actions

Perth, GA: $80k–$110k

Incident Responder

Handles active security incidents and containment.

• Respond to confirmed breaches
• Coordinate remediation steps
• Document incident timelines

Perth, GA: $90k–$120k

Threat Hunter

Proactively searches for hidden or advanced threats.

• Hunt for anomalous behavior
• Develop detection hypotheses
• Improve SOC detection logic

Perth, GA: $110k–$140k

SOC Manager

Oversees SOC operations, people, and performance.

• Manage analysts and workflows
• Review incidents and metrics
• Ensure SLA and compliance

Perth, GA: $130k–$170k

TIMING MATTERS

Why SOC skills are critical right now

Cyber threats are no longer occasional events. Security operations now run continuously, and the expectations from SOC analysts are changing faster than ever.

Cyber attacks are constant, not occasional

Organizations face continuous intrusion attempts, malware activity, and suspicious behavior every minute. Security today is about monitoring and response — not periodic checks.

The global SOC skill gap is widening

There is a growing shortage of analysts who can investigate alerts, validate incidents, and respond effectively. Demand for SOC-ready professionals continues to exceed supply.

Hands-on analysts are preferred over theory

Employers prioritize candidates who can work with SIEM alerts, logs, and real incidents. Practical SOC experience matters more than certifications alone.

Automation is rising — judgment still matters

While tools and automation reduce noise, human analysts are required to interpret signals, make decisions, and respond accurately during active security incidents.

PATHS INTO SOC

Structured ways to enter security operations

Different backgrounds require different starting points. SOC Academy provides guided paths based on readiness and experience.

Foundations Path

For those new to security operations.

SOC Analyst Path

For learners preparing for active SOC roles.

Advanced & Specialised

For analysts moving into advanced domains.

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