Security Operations Centre services (SOC and SOC-as-a-Service), SIEM implementation and management, threat intelligence, detection engineering, incident response and round-the-clock monitoring.
SOC services for businesses - what you get
SOC services for businesses mean continuous monitoring of security events across your endpoints, servers, network and applications, run by an analyst team around the clock or during extended hours and backed by a SIEM that correlates events. You get incident detection with initial triage and prioritized alerts, and in an MDR setup also an active response, not just a notification. Cost depends on the number of monitored data sources, the hours of coverage, and whether the service stops at detection or extends to full incident response (SOAR).
When to buy these services
- Nobody is watching your logs outside business hours and you would learn about an incident from a client.
- You have a SIEM but it generates more alerts than anyone can review.
- A regulation or client requires incident detection and response capability with defined response times.
- You need forensic evidence after an incident and your logs do not go back far enough.
How to choose a provider
- Coverage: business hours or genuinely round the clock, and the committed response times.
- Whether they only alert you or also respond - containment, isolation, remediation support.
- Which sources they onboard: endpoints, network, cloud, applications, identity.
- How they tune detections over time so alert fatigue goes down rather than up.
Company directory
Offensive security and intelligence provider combining penetration testing, red teaming, threat and geopolitical intelligence, leak monitoring and vulnerability management.
Cybersecurity integrator and advisor delivering NIS2 audits, vCISO services, penetration testing, SOC outsourcing and security awareness programmes.
IT company running a cybersecurity centre with SOC and CSIRT teams, providing incident monitoring and response, IT audits and penetration testing.
CERT/CSIRT specialist offering SOC outsourcing, security audits against ISO 27001 and Poland's National Cybersecurity System, response team build-outs, malware analysis and penetration testing.
Maker of Cryptomage Cyber Eye, an NDR probe applying AI to network traffic analysis to detect threats and anomalies in IT and OT networks, including personal data leaks.
IT security firm formed by merging Securelex and DeCode9, delivering penetration testing, code audits, systems monitoring and security incident management.
Software, hosting and systems maintenance provider running a security operations centre with SIEM, SOAR and vCISO services, asset management and NIS2, DORA and ISO 27001 support.
Managed IT and cybersecurity provider covering infrastructure, networks, Microsoft 365, backup, penetration testing, phishing simulations and incident response.
Engineering company specialising in industrial cybersecurity, building network communication, monitoring and protection systems for critical infrastructure and OT environments.
Offense-driven security firm delivering penetration testing, attack simulations, IT security audits and incident response, backed by its own testing and awareness platforms.
Polish vendor of a platform combining SIEM, SOAR, log management and network traffic analysis for security monitoring and incident detection across IT infrastructure.
Technology company designing and deploying cybersecurity solutions including next-generation firewalls, WAF, endpoint protection, SIEM and email security, with audits and incident response.
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Frequently asked questions
Short answers for teams planning to buy services in this category.
SIEM is the technology that collects and correlates logs. A SOC is the team and process that acts on what the SIEM surfaces. Buying the tool without the operating capability leaves the alerts unread.
Usually yes. Running a genuine 24/7 rota in-house needs several analysts, which is hard to justify below a certain scale - so the service model is often the only way to get real out-of-hours coverage.
Long enough to investigate an incident discovered late, which in practice means months rather than weeks. Check whether your sector regulation sets a minimum.