Managed SOC

Managed Security Operations Center

Complete Managed Security for Todays Threats 

What is a Managed SOC ? 

It starts with 24×7 Threat Monitoring – Stop attackers in their tracks with our managed cybersecurity detection and response solution backed by a world-class security operations center.

Our Threat Monitoring Platform detects malicious and suspicious activity across three critical attack vectors: Endpoint | Network | Cloud. This service is comprised of an elite team of security veterans and experts who proactively hunt and investigate threat activity across all of our managed small-business customers. We perform the triage of detections and work with your team on the remediation when an actionable threat is discovered.

SIEMLESS LOG MONITORING

Monitor, search, alert and report on the 3 attack pillars: network, cloud and endpoint log data spanning Windows and macOS, Firewalls and Network Devices, Microsoft 365 & Azure AD without requiring SIEM hardware.

BREACH DETECTION

Detect adversaries that evade traditional cyber defenses such as Firewalls and AV. Identifies attacker TTPs and aligns with Mitre Attack, producing a forensic timeline of chronological events to deter the intruder before a breach occurs.

 

THREAT INTELLIGENCE & HUNTING

Real-time threat intelligence monitoring, connecting to premium intel feed partners giving our customers the largest global repository of threat indicators for our SOC analysts to hunt down attackers.

INTRUSION MONITORING

Real-time monitoring of malicious and suspicious activity, identifying indicators such as connections to terrorist nations, unauthorized TCP/UDP services, backdoor connections to C2 servers, lateral movements and privilege escalation.

F.A.Q.

Frequently asked questions about MSOC

A Security Operation Center (SOC) is a centralized function within an organization employing people, processes, and technology to continuously monitor and improve an organization’s security posture while preventing, detecting, analyzing, and responding to cybersecurity incidents.

Cyber threat hunting is a proactive security search through networks, endpoints, and datasets to hunt malicious, suspicious, or risky activities that have evaded detection by existing tools. Thus, there is a distinction between cyber threat detection versus cyber threat hunting. Threat detection is a somewhat passive approach to monitoring data and systems for potential security issues, but it’s still a necessity and can aid a threat hunter. Proactive cyber threat hunting tactics have evolved to use new threat intelligence on previously collected data to identify and categorize potential threats in advance of attack.

Politely put, the majority of almost every breach victim over recent times had such cyber defenses in place also.

Breach Detection was developed specifically to detect intruders who have already evaded such firewalls and antivirus systems. It is equally important to reduce the ‘dwell time’ when an intruder does gain access to the network and deter their activity before the last tactical goal has been accomplished, which in most scenarios is the theft of data.