Managed Security Operation Centre (MSOC)

Managed SOC Service designed to be vendor agnostic and flexible to work with any Information Security solutions and are able to adopt client already-invested security infrastructure into our proven security solution and management process in order to deliver true value to our client. We address the full threat landscape from technology security, people, processes, security operations, security strategy and governance.

THE SYMPTOMS 

• Security Operation Centers (SOC) don’t appear to be effective for real life offensive actions
• Existing organizational Cyber response capabilities are not real life experienced and mostly ineffective
• Growing number of Help desks functioning as SOCs – creating a false sense of protection
• Huge gaps in monitoring optimization – between what is being monitored and what should be
• A growing lack of professionalism in commodity SOCs

KEY DIFFERENCES

• Acts as an extension of the existing cyber defence capabilities. Providing fast and effective growth in cyber defense

• The only fully “Technology agnostic”  SOC as a service. Operates with any existing or security technologies on site

• Business model was designed for optimal efficiency and practical deliverables, not quantity of work, NO “EVENTS PER SECOND” pricing.

• Constantly work to develop new and relevant security tools internally, designed to help us better serve our clients against emerging threats.

• End to end solutions, offering SIEM and monitoring solutions for clients with no existing SIEM

• Our red teams are constantly active and operational, pushing relevant data and knowledge into our SOC to verify that we stay up to date and in the game

Cyber Qilin core offering

• 24/7/365 Monitoring from our offices in Israel
• Incident Response team – 24/7/365 SLA
• In-house Tier 1-4 security analysts capabilities
• Ongoing threat intelligence feeds
• Incident handling runbooks/flight guides
• SIEM Optimization from our unique offensive perspective
• Individual system review of all log sources feeding into the SIEM