A NOC, or network operations centre, is a centralised facility where IT support technicians’ control, monitor, and maintaining customer connections. The overall goal of a NOC is to keep the network going smoothly and without interruptions.

The NOC Services provide data security for network quality 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to assist, avoid downtime and ensure uninterrupted services.

Incident Management: An authorised person is notified as soon as an incident is detected. These alerts are delivered by email or text.

–Faults in network management: It also deals with detecting, identifying, and resolving network faults.

-Security: NOC includes the process of restricting access to data and configurations as one of its main services.

Engineers and technicians in the NOC are responsible for keeping an eye on the infrastructure's health and security.

They make decisions and make changes to ensure that the network runs smoothly, and that the organisation is profitable.

IT workers earn anywhere from $61,000 to nearly $98,000 per year, depending on their skill level and company. This salary range excludes perks, making the IT department one of the most expensive parts of a business.

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