Benefits of Managed SOC & SIEM Services
While SOC and SIEM are both powerful tools individually, together they provide a comprehensive, layered defence strategy. Here’s how they complement each other:
Comprehensive Threat Detection
A holistic approach to cyber security with around-the-clock monitoring and advanced event analysis.
Faster Incident Response
The ability to detect and neutralise threats in real-time reduces the potential impact on your business.
Scalability & Flexibility
Managed SOC & SIEM solutions can grow with your business, adapting to your evolving cyber security needs.
Expert Management & Reporting
Access to skilled cyber security professionals and actionable insights for improving your security posture.
How Managed SOC & SIEM Work Together
Integrated Detection & Response
SIEM identifies potential threats, while the SOC team analyses and responds in real-time.
Comprehensive Security
SIEM provides data and insights, while SOC experts ensure timely response and continuous monitoring.
Scalable Protection
The combination of managed services and SIEM allows for scalable, robust, and adaptable security that grows with your business.
Complete cyber security solution
Offers continuous monitoring, proactive threat detection, real-time response, and the context needed to prevent future incidents.
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Types of SOC & SIEM
In-House SOC
Managed SOC
Cloud SOC
On-Premise SIEM
Cloud SIEM
Hybrid SIEM
You can be assured that Technetics Cyber Security follows and is aligned with International Security Standards such as
AS ISO/IEC 27001:2015
Information security management systems – Requirements
AS ISO/IEC 27001:2015
Code of practice for information security controls
AS ISO/IEC 27001:2015
Risk Management – Guidelines
Choosing the Right Type of SOC & SIEM
The right choice depends on factors like your organisation’s size, budget, resources, security needs, and regulatory requirements. Would you like assistance with selecting the best solution for your organisation or a deeper dive into any of these options? Contact us today!
Frequently Asked Questions
A Managed Security Operations Center (SOC) is a service where a third-party provider monitors, detects, and responds to security threats on your behalf. The provider’s security experts manage your security infrastructure, ensuring 24/7 surveillance, rapid response to incidents, and proactive threat management.
Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) is a system that aggregates and analyses log data from across your IT infrastructure. It helps detect, monitor, and respond to security incidents by correlating events and providing actionable insights, enabling faster threat detection and compliance reporting.
SIEM collects and analyses data from your network and IT systems to identify potential security threats and vulnerabilities.
Managed SOC teams use the insights from SIEM to detect real-time threats, investigate, and respond to incidents.
Together, they provide continuous monitoring, automated alerts, expert incident response, and proactive security management.
Yes, Managed SOC & SIEM solutions are designed to integrate with a wide range of IT environments, including on-premises systems, cloud infrastructures, and hybrid environments. Providers typically work with you to ensure seamless integration without disrupting your business operations.
Pricing depends on several factors such as:
- The size of your organisation.
- The complexity of your IT environment.
- The level of service required (e.g., 24/7 monitoring, response times, advanced features).
- Number of endpoints, devices, or users that need to be protected.