Detection &
Response Readiness
Most breaches are detected weeks after initial access, usually because detection was never set up to catch them. We help you close that gap: reviewing your current monitoring, selecting and tuning the right detection tooling, and writing response runbooks built for how your team works under pressure. Where organisations need staffed around-the-clock monitoring, we scope and source the right MDR or SOC capability and manage it on your behalf.
- Detection coverage review across endpoint, network, cloud and identity
- SIEM/XDR selection, tuning, and use-case development
- Response runbook and escalation-path design
- Managed detection (MDR/SOC) - selection, onboarding, or fully run by us
- Alert-fatigue and detection-gap analysis mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
- Readiness assessment with a prioritised improvement roadmap
Common Questions
Do we need a 24/7 SOC?
Not necessarily. It depends on your size, risk profile, and what you already run. We assess your detection coverage first - often tuning what you have closes more gaps than buying a service. Where staffed monitoring is genuinely needed, we scope and manage right-sized MDR or SOC capability.
We already have an EDR and a SIEM - why aren't we catching things?
Tools ship with default detections built for everyone, which means they're tuned for no one. Real coverage comes from use-cases mapped to attacker techniques in MITRE ATT&CK, tuned to your environment, with the noise engineered out.
What's the difference between MDR and a SOC?
A SOC is a team and facility that monitors your environment; MDR is an outsourced service that detects and responds on your behalf. Which one fits depends on budget and in-house capability - we help you select, onboard, or run either.