// services / managed security
Someone watching your stack, the hours you can’t.
Threats don’t keep office hours. Managed security gives you continuous monitoring, real detection and a team that responds when something fires, without you standing up a 24/7 SOC of your own. We watch your endpoints, cloud and identity, cut the noise, and act on what matters.
// what managed security is
A security team on tap, minus the headcount.
Managed security services put an outside team in charge of your day-to-day security operations: monitoring, threat detection, response and the tooling behind them. Instead of hiring and running a full SOC, you get continuous coverage across endpoints, cloud and identity, with people who triage alerts, contain incidents and keep the noise off your team.
Detection, not just alerts
Raw alerts are noise. We tune, correlate and triage so what reaches you is real and worth acting on.
Response, not just reports
When something fires, we move to contain it, then walk you through what happened, not just log it.
// what we cover
Coverage across the surface attackers actually use.
Endpoint detection (EDR)
Continuous monitoring on laptops and servers, with response the moment a host shows signs of compromise.
Cloud & workload monitoring
Eyes on your AWS, GCP or Azure activity, so risky changes and intrusions get caught early, not in hindsight.
Identity & account monitoring
Watching for account takeover, impossible logins and privilege abuse across your identity provider and SaaS.
24/7 threat monitoring
Coverage around the clock, so an alert at 3am is triaged then, not first thing on Monday.
Triage & response
We investigate what fires, clear the false positives, and contain the real thing fast.
Vulnerability & patch watch
New exposures and missing patches surfaced and tracked, so known gaps don’t sit open for weeks.
// how it runs
From blind spots to always-on cover.
01
Onboard and baseline
We deploy sensors across endpoints, cloud and identity, and learn what normal looks like for you.
02
Tune the signal
We cut the noise so alerts mean something, instead of a flood no one reads.
03
Monitor around the clock
Your environment is watched continuously, not just during business hours.
04
Triage and respond
When something fires, we investigate, confirm it’s real, and act to contain it fast.
05
Report and improve
You get clear reporting, and we tighten coverage as your stack and the threats against it change.
// proof
What always-on cover caught in the real world.
For a venture-backed technology company, we brought their AWS and GCP environments under continuous review, rolled out endpoint detection across the fleet, and stood watch while we did it. Client name withheld and specifics anonymised at their request.
900+
AWS findings surfaced and triaged
580+
GCP findings surfaced and triaged
100%
endpoints brought under EDR
An active intrusion was detected and contained during the engagement.
// what we plug into
We run on the stack you already have.
No rip-and-replace. We work with your existing endpoint, cloud and identity tooling where we can, and only flag gaps worth filling where coverage is genuinely missing.
Endpoints
EDR across laptops and servers, whether that runs on your tooling or ours.
Cloud
AWS, GCP and Azure activity and posture, watched continuously.
Identity
Your identity provider and SaaS, monitored for takeover and abuse.
// frequently asked
Managed security questions, answered straight.
What are managed security services?
An outside team runs your security operations day to day: monitoring, threat detection, response and the tooling behind them. You get continuous coverage across endpoints, cloud and identity, without hiring and staffing a full in-house SOC.
What’s the difference between MSSP, MDR and SOC-as-a-service?
Do you replace the security tools we already have?
Is the monitoring really 24/7?
How fast do you respond when something fires?
How is this different from just buying an EDR tool?
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