WATCHVECTOR / MANAGED SOC
Make every useful signal
part of a clear response.
WatchVector connects security telemetry, human analysis and coordinated action. The service is organised around your environment, your priorities and an explicit operating agreement.
THE OPERATING MODEL
A SOC is an operation.
Not just a console.
A SIEM can bring events together. An EDR can expose activity on an endpoint. A SOC adds the people, procedures and decisions needed to turn those signals into an accountable response.
Start with what matters
- The assets and business services to monitor.
- Useful telemetry and the context needed for qualification.
- Service hours, severity rules and escalation contacts.
- Who can authorise and perform each response action.
- The evidence and reporting used to review the service.
FROM EVENT TO ACTION
One chain. Clear responsibilities.
THE RIGHT LEVEL OF EXPERTISE
Analysis that can escalate.
CONNECT THE ENVIRONMENT
Your existing tools.
A common operating model.
- Endpoints and EDR/XDR telemetry.
- Identity, MFA and privileged-access events.
- Firewalls, network and remote-access systems.
- Servers, cloud services, applications and databases.
- Backup and storage events where useful for the agreed use cases.
Integration depends on available interfaces, licensing, data quality and the permissions agreed with each owner.
DELIVERABLES & GOVERNANCE
Keep the service accountable.
Qualified alerts
Analysis, severity, supporting evidence and a clear handover.
Action records
Ownership, authorised actions, escalation and follow-up recorded together.
Service reviews
Agreed indicators, notable incidents and improvement priorities.
Detection maintenance
Review useful rules, reduce avoidable noise and track blind spots.
BOUNDARIES
Decide what is included.
Before an incident decides for you.
Managed SOC or co-managed SOC?
A managed service and support for an internal security team have different responsibilities. We define the division of monitoring, investigation, response and platform administration during scoping.
Are incident response and major remediation included?
Only the actions explicitly included in the operating agreement. Major infrastructure changes, full crisis management, dedicated DFIR and remediation projects are separate scopes unless contracted otherwise.
What coverage and response times are provided?
Service hours, response objectives, dependencies and escalation conditions must be confirmed in the proposal and contract. This website does not establish an SLA or emergency-response commitment.
Can the service grow?
Yes: start from prioritised sources and use cases, validate the chain end to end, and expand deliberately. Additional telemetry or automation does not replace agreed ownership and response procedures.
RELATED CAPABILITIES
Build the SOC you need.
START A CONVERSATION
Give your signals a response.
Tell us about your tools, current coverage and the decisions you need to make. We will scope the operating model before discussing the platform.