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Someone is watching. Actually watching.

A monitored environment is only as good as the person who picks up the alert. Our SOC correlates your telemetry against live threat intelligence around the clock — and when something moves that should not, a named analyst takes it, not a ticket queue.

Built on Wazuh and the platforms your team already knows — no proprietary black box you cannot audit.
Product UI

SOC console — live detection view

A real console screenshot with client identifiers removed. Sidebar collapsed, one panel in view, lightest theme — one clear thing, not nine. Show a genuine timeline and alert queue; do not mock up fake incidents that overstate volume.

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What's included

Everything below is in scope, not an upsell.

24/7 monitoring

Endpoint, network, identity and cloud telemetry in one correlated view — not four consoles nobody reads.

Median 11 minutes to a human

From detection to an analyst actively working the alert. We publish the number because we hold ourselves to it.

Detections tuned to you

Generic rules generate generic noise. We tune to your estate and retire the rules that only ever cry wolf.

Threat hunting

Scheduled hunts against current adversary tradecraft, not just waiting for a signature to fire.

Reporting you can hand upward

A monthly summary in language your board reads, with the raw detail attached for your engineers.

Your data stays yours

Deployed into your tenancy where you want it. No lock-in, no hostage-taking of your own logs.
How it runs

No mystery about what happens next.

  1. Onboard

    We connect your sources, baseline what normal looks like, and agree escalation paths and out-of-hours contacts.

  2. Tune

    Two to four weeks of active tuning. False positives are a bug, and we treat them like one.

  3. Operate

    Continuous monitoring, triage and escalation, with a monthly review of what fired and what we changed.

Security Operations Center

Start with a conversation, not a quote.

Thirty minutes with the engineer who would run this. You'll leave knowing whether it's the right thing to do first — even if the answer is no.