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Regulatory Requirements Meet Economic Reality

Industry: Health Insurance & Health Services

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Regulatory Requirements Meet Economic Reality

The Challenge

Organizations in the insurance and healthcare sectors face increasing requirements for cybersecurity and digital resilience. Regulatory frameworks—including DORA and requirements relating to ICT risk management, logging, monitoring, and incident detection—are adding further pressure.
Our customer was therefore faced with the challenge of further developing its existing security architecture and, in particular, significantly improving the monitoring of security-relevant activities.
However, a fully managed 24/7 SOC was not a financially viable option given the available budget.
The key question was therefore:
How can organizations achieve the highest possible level of security visibility and threat detection with limited resources?

Our Approach

Together with the customer, we developed an approach that combines modern endpoint security with proactive threat hunting and centralized security analysis.
The decision was made to implement CrowdStrike Falcon Enterprise in combination with Falcon OverWatch and Falcon Next-Gen SIEM.
This provides the customer with several integrated security capabilities:
  • Falcon Enterprise for modern endpoint protection and endpoint detection and response
  • Falcon OverWatch for proactive, continuous threat hunting by CrowdStrike specialists
  • Falcon Next-Gen SIEM for the centralized aggregation, analysis, and correlation of security-relevant data

Greater Visibility Without an In-House 24/7 SOC

The platform approach gives the internal IT team significantly greater transparency into security-relevant activities across the infrastructure.
Endpoint telemetry and other security data can be analyzed centrally, while OverWatch continuously monitors the environment for indicators of sophisticated and previously undetected threats.
This provides the customer with additional detection and analysis capabilities without immediately incurring the cost structure of a fully managed 24/7 SOC.
At the same time, centralized logging and analysis provide an important foundation for better addressing regulatory requirements relating to monitoring, traceability, and cyber resilience.

The Result

What initially began as a regulatory-driven project evolved into a security architecture that combines protection, transparency, and cost efficiency.
The customer can monitor additional attack vectors, centrally review security-relevant events, and significantly expand its detection capabilities. At the same time, the architecture remains scalable: as requirements or budgets increase in the future, additional managed services and security capabilities can be added.
The key benefit: Not every organization can or needs to establish a fully managed 24/7 SOC immediately. What matters is achieving the highest possible level of transparency and threat detection with the resources available—while building a platform that can evolve alongside future regulatory and security requirements.

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