Security Monitoring
Attackers usually spend time inside an environment before they encrypt it. Monitoring is how that time becomes an opportunity to stop them.
When you need this
- No visibility of sign-ins, admin actions or endpoint alerts
- Logs exist but nobody reviews them
- Previous incident went undetected for weeks
- Insurer or customer requires monitoring
- Remote workforce with cloud identity
What we do
Log and alert sources
Identity, endpoint, server, firewall and backup events collected.
Detection and triage
Alerts reviewed and escalated according to agreed procedures.
Response link
Confirmed incidents move directly into the response process.
How it works
- Step 1
Protect
Reduce the attack surface: hardening, patching, access controls, endpoint protection and isolated backups.
- Step 2
Detect
Monitoring and alerting so suspicious activity is noticed early, not after encryption.
- Step 3
Respond
A prepared, structured response that contains the incident and preserves evidence.
- Step 4
Recover
Verified, isolated backups and a tested plan so the business can come back quickly.
What affects the outcome
Outcomes are never guaranteed. Every case is assessed on its own condition, and we tell you what is realistic before you commit.
- No control eliminates risk entirely; the aim is to reduce likelihood and impact
- Existing patch levels, configurations and legacy systems that cannot be changed quickly
- User behaviour and the strength of identity and access controls
- Visibility: what is logged and monitored today
- Isolation and verification of backups, which determine recoverability after an incident
Frequently asked questions
Is this a 24/7 SOC?
[PLACEHOLDER: confirm coverage hours and escalation model]
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Not sure what you're dealing with?
Describe the situation and we'll tell you what's realistic.