EXPERTISE / SOC
Security operations
Turn scattered technical events into triaged alerts and clearly owned response decisions.
WHAT TO ADDRESS
Choose the right engagement.
Hours and response times only after contractual approval. No guaranteed detection rate or resolution; collection gaps and failed sources remain visible in reporting.
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SOC-01 / Security operations
Managed SOC — monitoring, triage and escalation
Entrust a specialist team with monitoring agreed sources, analysing alerts and escalating incidents. A SOC combines people, processes and tools; its service level depends on scope and contract.
SOC-02 / Security operations
Co-managed SOC and internal-team support
Complement an existing security team with expertise, triage capacity or shared monitoring scope. The service specifies who monitors, decides and acts, and how cases transfer between teams.
SOC-03 / Security operations
Log collection and SIEM deployment
Centralise useful security events and make them usable for searching, alerting and investigations. The project addresses quality, timestamps, retention and cost as much as platform installation.
SOC-04 / Security operations
Detection engineering and rule improvement
Design and maintain detection rules tied to customer risks, with testing and investigation procedures. The aim is useful, explainable alerts rather than an uncontrolled catalogue of enabled rules.
SOC-05 / Security operations
Security orchestration and response automation — SOAR
Automate repetitive alert enrichment and handling tasks, retaining human approval for sensitive actions. SOAR connects tools and procedures; it does not replace judgement in complex incidents.
SOC-06 / Security operations
Proactive compromise investigation — threat hunting
Search for suspicious behaviour using explicit hypotheses beyond existing alerts. Hunting covers a defined scope and period; it may find no evidence, but cannot prove the absolute absence of compromise.
SOC-07 / Security operations
Threat intelligence and external exposure monitoring
Identify threats and exposed assets relevant to the organisation and turn information into action. The service distinguishes contextual intelligence, external attack-surface inventory and technical vulnerability validation.
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SET THE BOUNDARIES
What we agree
before we start.
- Customer: assets, logs, contacts and response authority. Provider: collection/analysis as contracted. Business decisions and recovery are explicitly allocated.
- Assets, sources, events, volume, retention, integrations, hours and response level. Separate onboarding, licenses, consumption and recurring service.
Technology names in service descriptions are implementation examples, not claims of partnership or licence entitlement.
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Tell us what you need to protect, change or understand. We will start with the scope, not a product list.