Source map
We list your security layers and systems: EDR, Microsoft 365, firewalls, servers, VPN, Cloudflare. We agree which systems are critical and which actions are allowed without your approval.
SOC as a Service: 24/7 security monitoring
Security tools raise alerts around the clock. A SOC is the people and processes that see them, tell a real attack from noise and stop it before it becomes an incident. We provide SOC as a Service for companies that find an in-house security team too expensive.
Built for ISO 27001NIS2 DORA
- Log collection and correlation
- 24/7 monitoring and alert analysis
- Incident response
An alert nobody sees is the same as no alert
- 24/7 alert monitoring and analysis, not only during business hours
- 15 minutes response to a critical alert
- 1 view EDR, Microsoft 365, network and servers together
- Evidence reports for NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 audits
Most companies have EDR, a firewall and Microsoft 365 security logs. Every day they record hundreds of events: failed sign-ins from other countries, new mail forwarding rules, unusual processes on servers. The problem is not that the tools fail to see, but that nobody is watching, especially on a Friday night, when attacks tend to start.
With SOC as a Service, we do the watching. We collect logs from your security layers into one monitoring platform and correlate events, and our analysts assess alerts 24/7. When an attack is confirmed we stop it at once: we isolate the device, block the account, terminate the session. You receive an incident report with causes and recommendations, and every month a summary you can present to management or an auditor. It is a security team without headcount, shifts or holiday schedules.
What is included
Log collection and correlation
Events from EDR (Bitdefender, SentinelOne, CrowdStrike), Microsoft 365 and Entra ID, firewalls, Cloudflare, servers and VPN are combined in one platform and correlated with each other.
24/7 monitoring and alert analysis
Analysts assess every alert: a real attack, a false positive or a risky configuration. Noise is filtered out, so you see only what matters.
Incident response
We stop a confirmed attack immediately: isolate the device, block the account, terminate sessions, stop the malicious process, all according to rules agreed in advance.
Threat hunting
We regularly look for signs that automation misses: quietly running access, unusual data flows, abuse of privileges.
Vulnerability and configuration monitoring
New vulnerabilities, unpatched systems, disabled MFA or overly broad permissions are spotted and fixed before they are exploited.
Reports and accountability
Incident reports with causes and recommendations, a monthly summary for management and an evidence pack for NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 audits.
No SOC, EDR only, and MDP CLOUD SOC
The same tools, a different result when someone is watching them.
| No SOC | EDR only | MDP CLOUD SOC | |
|---|---|---|---|
Who sees the alerts | nobody, or an IT person during business hours | the EDR console, when someone opens it | analysts 24/7 |
Phishing sign-in from abroad at night | noticed a week later, if at all | EDR does not see it, because it is an Entra ID event | account blocked within minutes |
Ransomware on a server | discovered in the morning, everything encrypted | process stopped, but nobody investigates where it came from | stopped, device isolated, root cause found |
Correlation across sources | – | – | EDR + M365 + network + servers |
Threat hunting | – | – | regularly |
Report for an audit | – | export from the console | incident log, monthly summary, evidence |
Cost | per incident | licence | fixed monthly fee based on devices and sources |
How we onboard you
Usually within 2-3 weeks, with no changes to your systems.
Onboarding
We connect the sources via APIs and agents, configure correlation rules for your environment and spend two weeks teaching the system to tell normal activity from anomalies.
Response procedure
We prepare response playbooks: what the SOC does on its own, when it calls you, and who is notified and how. This is the document that NIS2 and DORA require.
Monitoring and reports
We start monitoring, respond to incidents according to the procedure, send a summary every month and review the rules with you every quarter.
SOC frequently asked questions
How does a SOC differ from MDR?
MDR usually covers only EDR alerts from endpoints. A SOC monitors the whole environment, including Microsoft 365 identities, the network, servers and websites, and correlates events across sources. A phishing sign-in that EDR cannot see is a routine alert for a SOC.
Do we need to replace our existing security tools?
No. We connect what you already have: Bitdefender, SentinelOne, CrowdStrike, Microsoft 365, firewalls. If a layer is missing, we will suggest one, but the SOC starts working with what you have.
What can the SOC do without our approval?
Only what we agree in the response procedure. Usually that means isolating a device and blocking an account once an attack is confirmed; actions that would halt business processes are coordinated with your responsible person.
Do NIS2 and DORA require a SOC?
Both require continuous monitoring, incident detection and reporting within set deadlines (under NIS2, 24 hours for the initial notification). Without 24/7 monitoring, meeting these deadlines is practically impossible.
What does the price depend on?
On the number of devices and log sources and the response level you choose. The fee is a fixed monthly amount, with no extra invoices for incidents.
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Expertise confirmed by certifications
SOC analysts and the response procedure are overseen by a CISM-certified security manager; incident and risk processes follow the ISACA methodology.
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Certified Information Security Manager
Security governance, policies and incident processes following the ISACA methodology.
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Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control
Risks are assessed and controlled using the international IT risk methodology.
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Certified Information Systems Auditor
Audit and evidence in line with international information systems audit standards.
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