We connect event sources from servers, security tools and applications. Detection scenarios reflect relevant assets and threats, with enough context for meaningful investigation.
Analysis, escalation and permitted actions are defined explicitly. Coverage hours, response targets and log retention are contractual; rules are refined using actual event handling results.
Security monitoring and SOC
Who it is for
- Companies seeking systematic oversight of security events
Security monitoring and SOC
Challenges we address
- Fragmented logs and suspicious events without investigation
Security monitoring and SOC
What is included
- Source onboarding and event flow health checks
- Correlation rules and alert analysis
- Escalation, reporting and detection tuning
Security monitoring and SOC
What you receive
- Operational monitoring environment
- Response playbooks and responsibility matrix
How we work
- 01
Discovery and scope
We assess the current environment, requirements and constraints. Priorities include: Fragmented logs and suspicious events without investigation. We agree on scope and acceptance criteria.
- 02
Design and implementation
We design the solution and carry out agreed activities: Source onboarding and event flow health checks; Correlation rules and alert analysis; Escalation, reporting and detection tuning. Changes are checked before entering the production environment.
- 03
Validation and handover
We validate agreed scenarios, record limitations and hand over documentation. Project timing follows discovery; support hours and response targets are defined in a separate agreement.
How pricing works
Estimates depend on sources, event volume, retention, detection rules and analyst coverage.
Get a consultationCommon questions
Does SOC always mean 24/7 coverage?
Continuous coverage is a specific service condition. Staffing, monitoring hours and response targets must be stated explicitly in the agreement.