SERVICES / SOC & INCIDENT RESPONSE
Detection you tune once, and trust after.
Offense is half of what we do. The other half is building the defenses that catch it: Security Operations Centers designed, built, and tuned by people who spend their days evading them.
Engagement details
What we do
- SOC build-out.Log pipeline, SIEM deployment and tuning, detection rules mapped to the attacks that actually happen here — not a vendor's default pack.
- Threat hunting.Scheduled hunts through your environment for the quiet signs automated rules miss.
- Incident response.When something's wrong: containment, forensics, malware analysis, and a report that tells you what happened, what it touched, and what to change. Available as a retainer, so the first hour of your worst day isn't spent negotiating a contract.
- Compromise assessment.One question, answered with evidence: is anyone in your network right now?
Tuned by attackers
Every detection we write gets tested the honest way — we run the attack against it. If our red team can slip past a rule, we rewrite the rule, not the report.
Common questions
- We have antivirus and a firewall. Why isn't that enough?
Those block commodity noise. The attacks that hurt use valid credentials and normal-looking tools — catching them takes centralized logs, tuned detections, and someone hunting. That's a SOC.
- Can you work with the SIEM we already have?
Yes. Most SIEM problems are tuning and coverage, not the product. We work with what you own before recommending anything new.
- Do you run our SOC for us around the clock?
We build it, tune it, train your operators, and stay available through hunts and retainers. Ongoing 24/7 monitoring stays in your hands — which is exactly how it should be.
- What do we do the moment we suspect a breach?
Don't wipe anything — you'll destroy the evidence that answers what happened. Isolate affected machines from the network, keep them powered, and call us.
Detections tuned by the attackers who try to evade them. IR when it's already too late.
Assume breach. Verify.
Start with a compromise assessment or an IR retainer.
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