Real-time
Managed SIEM
Real-time monitoring of security events, log aggregation and analysis across your estate, and detection that fires while the incident is still small.
SIEM · SOC · threat hunting · EDR
Managed security services
An enterprise security capability without an enterprise security team. A 24/7 SOC, managed SIEM and threat hunting form the detection layer of a four-part security practice covering all twelve security domains.
What you get
Six layers, one team watching them
Attackers only need one gap. This is the full stack of monitoring, hunting and response — run as a service, so you get an enterprise security capability without hiring an enterprise security team.
Always staffed
24/7 Security Operations Centre
Skilled analysts watching around the clock, triaging and escalating incidents and correlating them against live threat intelligence — including at 3am on a public holiday.
Proactive
Threat hunting
Proactive hunting for what automated tooling missed, with in-depth analysis to uncover risks already inside the perimeter and continuous threat intelligence updates.
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Managed EDR
AI-driven endpoint protection with rapid incident response, behavioural analytics for anomaly detection, and one-click rollback from ransomware.
How EDR works ›Prioritised
Vulnerability management
Regular assessments, patch management and risk prioritisation — so you fix the handful that matter this week rather than drowning in a 400-page scan report.
Multi-cloud
Cloud security
Securing AWS, Azure and Google Cloud environments — identity and access management, data encryption and the compliance evidence your auditors ask for.
Coverage
Security is twelve domains, not one product
Buying a firewall and an anti-virus licence covers two of these. Here is the whole map, and which of our four security services owns each part.
Detect & respond — this page
- Security Operations Centre
- Managed SIEM
- Threat hunting
- Incident response
- Security dashboards
- Vulnerability management
Protect the estate
- Endpoint security
- Network security
- Cloud security
- Data security
- Application security
- Information security
Govern & assure
- Governance, risk & compliance
- Incident management
- Problem management
- Disaster recovery & continuity
Where to start
Four services, one security practice
Most clients begin with one and add the others as the programme matures. They are designed to be bought separately and to work together.
Detect & respond
1. Managed Security Services
Start here if you have no visibility. A 24/7 SOC, SIEM and threat hunting tell you what is actually happening on your network.
Protect endpoints
2. Managed EDR
Start here if endpoints are your exposure — hybrid work, laptops off-network, ransomware risk. Prevention with rollback.
Managed EDR ›Protect data & apps
3. Data & Application Security
Start here if you hold regulated data or build your own software. Find it, classify it, control access and secure the code.
Data & app security ›Govern & assure
4. GRC & Compliance
Start here if an audit, a tender or a customer questionnaire is forcing the issue. Map controls, close gaps, produce evidence.
GRC & compliance ›The honest case
Why buy this rather than build it
A 24/7 in-house SOC means hiring at least five analysts to cover the roster, plus the SIEM licensing, plus the threat intelligence feeds. For most Australian mid-market businesses the numbers never work.
- Round-the-clock cover without a five-person roster on your payroll
- Analysts who see attacks across many clients, not just yours
- SIEM, EDR and threat intelligence tooling included rather than separately licensed
- Escalation to a human in minutes, not a ticket queue
- Compliance evidence and reporting produced as a by-product of the service
- One supplier accountable for detection and for the response that follows
Getting protected
From first call to monitored
No twelve-week mobilisation. Most clients are being watched inside a fortnight.
Security posture review
A senior consultant reviews what you run, what is already protected and where the genuine exposure sits — free, and with no obligation.
Scope and quote
You get a fixed monthly price against your endpoint count, cloud footprint and the coverage level you actually need.
Deploy and tune
Agents rolled out, log sources connected, detection rules tuned to your environment so alerts mean something from week one.
Monitored and reported
The SOC takes over, you get regular reporting, and incidents are escalated with a recommended action rather than a raw alert.
Would you know if you were breached right now?
Most organisations find out from a customer, a bank or an attacker. Book a free security posture review and find out where you actually stand.
Book a Free Security ReviewPublished
FAQ
Common questions
Six layers: managed SIEM with real-time event monitoring and log analysis, a 24/7 Security Operations Centre, proactive threat hunting, managed endpoint detection and response, vulnerability management with patch prioritisation, and cloud security across AWS, Azure and Google Cloud.
Yes. Skilled analysts monitor around the clock, triage and escalate incidents, and correlate them against live threat intelligence — including overnight, at weekends and on public holidays, which is when a significant share of attacks are launched precisely because most teams are not watching.
Covering a 24/7 roster properly takes at least five analysts, plus SIEM licensing and threat intelligence feeds. For most Australian mid-market organisations the economics never work, which is why the capability is bought as a service rather than built.
Pricing is scoped to your endpoint count, cloud footprint and the coverage level you need, then quoted as a fixed monthly fee. The security posture review that precedes the quote is free and carries no obligation.
Both. Incident response is part of the service — alerts are triaged by our analysts and escalated to you with a recommended action, rather than forwarded as a raw alert for you to interpret at 2am.
AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, covering identity and access management, data encryption and the compliance evidence auditors ask for. On-premises and hybrid estates are covered alongside.
Yes. Reporting and compliance evidence are produced as a by-product of the monitoring, so audit season becomes an export rather than a scramble. Vulnerability management includes risk prioritisation and remediation support.
Most clients are monitored within a fortnight: posture review, fixed quote, agent rollout and detection tuning, then the SOC takes over. There is no twelve-week mobilisation.