Which team typically manages Tenable.sc?

The selection of the NOC (Network Operations Center) or SOC (Security Operations Center) is appropriate because these teams are primarily responsible for monitoring, managing, and responding to security incidents and network performance issues within organizations. Tenable.sc, being a centralized vulnerability management and security analytics platform, provides critical insights into the security posture of an organization's IT infrastructure.

The NOC focuses on network availability and performance, while the SOC specifically deals with security incidents, threats, and vulnerabilities. Both teams utilize Tenable.sc to gain visibility into potential vulnerabilities in their systems, allowing them to respond proactively to threats. Their expertise in incident response and monitoring makes them the most suitable choice for managing a tool as vital for security as Tenable.sc.

In contrast, the other teams typically have different primary responsibilities. The Database team manages data and database integrity, the Development team focuses on creating software products, and the Infrastructure team oversees the physical and virtual resources of the IT infrastructure. While these teams may interact with Tenable.sc, their main roles do not align with the continuous monitoring and incident management functions that the NOC or SOC are designed to handle.