Alienvault has a publication you can download for free.
"How to Build a Security Operations Center (on a Budget)"
https://www.alienvault.com/resource-center/ebook/how-to-build-a-security-operations-center
Its not a bad book to start.
Realize that if do you give them your contact information they will call.
Good Luck,
CEC
Hello Azimuth,
I am not sure about any standards, but here are a few resources that should help you get started:
1. SANS Whitepaper "Building a World-Class Security Operations Center: A Roadmap."
2. Logrythm Whitepaper "How to Build a SOC with Limited Resources" (you will have to provide your contact info to download, but you might find it useful enough. The paper is full of diagram including a "Cost Comparisons of Various SOC Staffing Models" matrix.
3. For in-depth overview of the subject, here is a 200-page book "Security Operations Center Guidebook: A Practical Guide for a Successful SOC."
4. Just found this webinar recording and am updating my comment to include the link: "How to Run a Business-Driven SOC" by InfoSecurity Magazine.
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you need any additional help. Good luck!
In addition to the other wonderful suggestions from our fellow members, there exists an excellent write up on SOCs by MITRE:
Thank you Greg for sharing an awesome source of practical wisdom!
Thank you for sharing some of this material. Would you by any chance have templates or examples of SOC policies and procedures or a runbook that you can share as well? I am more specifically looking for:
Nice Article...its very Helpful for the users.
In my opinion setting up a SOC isn't something you should take lightly. I'dd love the challenge and experience to set up a SOC for my company but once you have a SOC the time to invest and knowledge to keep up I decided it's best to use a SOC-As-A Service from an experienced specialist.
@Ramon wrote:In my opinion setting up a SOC isn't something you should take lightly. I'dd love the challenge and experience to set up a SOC for my company but once you have a SOC the time to invest and knowledge to keep up I decided it's best to use a SOC-As-A Service from an experienced specialist.
Exactly. In my current organization, after I listed resources required for an in-house SOC, doing a costs-benefits analysis led to us going in for a Managed Security Services provider for the SOC...