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Managing SOC contacts

Admin users with sufficient permissions can manage Security Operations Center (SOC) contacts and create new ones. Coro can email these contacts regarding all issues or limit notifications to critical issues only. The Coro SOC team determines whether an issue is classified as critical.

From the Contacts tab, you can:

  1. Create a new SOC contact.

  2. Edit a SOC contact.

  3. Remove a SOC contact.

Creating a SOC contact

To create a SOC contact:

  1. Sign into the Coro console and select Control Panel from the toolbar:

    Accessing the Control Panel

  2. Under Protection, select Managed SOC:

    Managed SOC

  3. Select + ADD SOC CONTACT from the Contacts tab:

    Add contact

    The Create SOC contact dialog appears:

    Create SOC contact

  4. Enter a First name, Last name, and Email address for the SOC contact.

  5. Select a Notification settings option:

    • Email: Notifications are sent for all issues via email.

    • Email - Critical issues only: Notifications are sent for critical issues via email. The Coro SOC team determines whether an issue is classified as critical.

    • Do not notify: Issues do not trigger notifications.

  6. Select Save:

    Save SOC contact

    The SOC contact is created and a confirmation message appears:

    SOC contact created notification

    The SOC contact appears on the SOC list:

    SOC list

Editing a SOC contact

To edit an existing SOC contact:

  1. Sign into the Coro console and select Control Panel from the toolbar:

    Accessing the Control Panel

  2. Under Protection, select Managed SOC:

    Managed SOC

  3. Select the three-dot menu adjacent to the SOC contact from the Contacts tab:

    SOC 3-dot menu

  4. Select Edit:

    Edit SOC contact

  5. After editing the SOC contact, select SAVE.

    The SOC contact details are updated and a confirmation message appears:

    SOC contact created notification

Removing a SOC contact

To remove a SOC contact:

  1. Sign into the Coro console and select Control Panel from the toolbar:

    Accessing the Control Panel

  2. Under Protection, select Managed SOC:

    Managed SOC

  3. Select the three-dot menu adjacent to the SOC contact from the Contacts tab:

    SOC 3-dot menu

  4. Select Remove:

    Remove SOC contact

    The Remove SOC contact confirmation dialog appears:

    Remove SOC contact confirm

  5. Select YES, REMOVE.

    The SOC contact is removed and a confirmation message appears:

    SOC contact created notification