Does using a third party SOC jeopardise you data?

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aadesh107 Posts 2 Registration date Saturday 6 February 2021 Status Member Last seen 20 March 2021 - 6 Feb 2021 à 06:23
aadesh107 Posts 2 Registration date Saturday 6 February 2021 Status Member Last seen 20 March 2021 - 20 Mar 2021 à 02:39
Scenario
A company had sold you a service to monitor your networks. For this to happen, they need to install a device inside of network that sends data back to the third parties office.
Would this be secure? If not why and what security measures would you put in place?
(This for a university project so any help would appreciated)
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David Webb Posts 3177 Registration date Monday 25 November 2019 Status Member Last seen 15 May 2023   6,928
9 Feb 2021 à 04:41
Hello, it depends on what device they install within your network, and if the device does exactly what they say, and no more.

If you're paying a highly rated company to do this, and other customers approve, then you should be ok. If you're giving access to your network to a random third party for free... less so.

It depends. It would be difficult to guarantee that something 100% safe.

Regards
aadesh107 Posts 2 Registration date Saturday 6 February 2021 Status Member Last seen 20 March 2021
Updated on Mar 20, 2021 at 04:51 PM
Thank you for your 100% support.