Managed SOC & Threat Detection
Round-the-clock monitoring across your environment — anomalies contained automatically, not found in next month's log review.
Most incidents aren't discovered in real time — they're found weeks later during a log review, or when the ransomware note appears. Managed threat detection closes that gap. Your environment is monitored continuously; when something looks wrong, it's flagged and contained before it has time to spread.
We're not a 24/7 staffed operations centre, and we don't pretend to be. What we do run is always-on automated detection across your endpoints, identities and network, with anomalies contained at machine speed and a real person reviewing anything that needs judgment. That's a different and more honest model than the headline "24/7 SOC" that's usually a contractor reading a dashboard.
- Continuous automated monitoring across endpoints, identities and network traffic
- Anomaly detection with automated containment — threats stopped at machine speed, not after a human review cycle
- Alert triage and investigation by someone who knows your environment
- Regular threat-posture reviews — what's changed, what's new, what warrants attention
- RiskSense integration to score your security posture continuously and surface the gaps before they're exploited
- Plain-English reporting you can put in front of a board or an insurer
Quick questions
Do you have people watching screens around the clock?
Honest answer: no, and we won't pretend otherwise. What we have is always-on automated detection that contains anomalies without human latency. A real person reviews anything significant — but the detection and initial containment happen automatically, not when someone happens to look.
How is this different from just having antivirus?
Antivirus looks for known bad files. Threat detection watches behaviour across your whole environment — endpoints, identity, cloud activity, network — and looks for patterns that don't belong, even when no signature matches. An account logging in from two countries in ten minutes won't show up in any antivirus signature.
What do you actually do when a threat is detected?
Automated containment runs first — isolating the affected endpoint or blocking the suspicious activity. Then a person reviews the alert, investigates the scope and contacts you with a plain-English summary of what happened and what was done. No waiting for a ticket to be assigned.
Security, identity, backup — with RiskSense keeping score.
Cyber threats don't announce themselves. We cover identity, email, endpoints and data — all of it together, not bolted on one piece at a time — with RiskSense, our own platform, watching for the gaps before they become incidents. All of Protect →
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