Citation:

Naresh Babu Kilaru, Sai Krishna Manohar Cheemakurthi, Vinodh Gunnam, 2021. "SOAR Solutions in PCI Compliance: Orchestrating Incident Response for Regulatory Security"ESP Journal of Engineering & Technology Advancements  1(2): 78-84.

Abstract:

This paper seeks to understand how to use Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) solutions in achieving and sustaining PCI Compliance, emphasizing the incident response for regulatory security. Based on the principles of the SOAR framework, improvements are made regarding the speed and accuracy of the incident response procedures, which are essential for compliance with the PCI DSS. This paper proposes descriptions of the main components of SOAR, their relation to PCI compliance, and the practical application of real-time examples and simulations. Advanced presentations and graphics depict SOAR's operation and the advantages of quickly responding to security threats and incidents. Nevertheless, integration issues in the context of SOAR can include but are not limited to, application integration subject to general and specific integration difficulties, integration costs that are likely to increase with the degree of system complexity, and time that is required to spend to integrate different applicationsSchool (2020). However, in terms of the proposed case of SOAR, the benefits in terms of automating and optimizing processes related to security operations seem to Due to excluding the references produced after 2020, this document aims to share information about the practical application of the SOAR solutions, as well as possible evolutions in the sphere of regulatory security.

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Keywords:

SOAR, PCI Compliance, Incident Response, Regulatory Security, Security Orchestration, Automation, Response, Threat Detection, Cybersecurity, PCI DSS, Real-Time Examples, Simulations, Data Analysis, Workflow, Integration, Security Operations, Incident Management, Case Study, Efficiency and Compliance.