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Managed Detection & Incident Response

Managed detection and incident response — continuous security monitoring, investigation and response across the estate.

The problem

What usually brings people to this.

  • Security tooling generating alerts nobody triages
  • No defined response path when something is confirmed
  • Detection coverage unknown outside working hours
What we do

Security monitoring and response, continuously

We monitor the estate for security events, investigate what matters, and run the response when something is confirmed. Detection is only useful if it is attached to a response capability, so the two are delivered together.

  • 01

    24×7 security monitoring

    Continuous monitoring of the estate, including outside your own working hours.

  • 02

    Threat detection and incident response

    Investigation of what matters, and a defined response process once something is confirmed.

  • 03

    SIEM deployment and management

    Deployment, tuning and ongoing management of the SIEM platform itself.

  • 04

    Threat intelligence integration

    External threat intelligence fed into detection so the platform knows what to look for.

  • 05

    Vulnerability management

    Continuous identification, tracking and remediation reporting of vulnerabilities.

  • 06

    Endpoint detection and response

    EDR coverage across the endpoint estate, monitored alongside everything else.

Methodology

How the engagement runs.

A defined sequence, so you know what is happening at any point and what comes out of each stage.

  1. 01

    Onboarding and coverage baseline

    Establish what is being monitored, and just as importantly what is not.

    • Tooling in scope
    • Log sources
    • Coverage map
  2. 02

    Detection tuning

    Tune detection so the alerts that arrive are worth looking at.

    • Use cases
    • Thresholds
    • Noise reduction
  3. 03

    Security monitoring

    Continuous monitoring across the security tooling estate.

    • Continuous monitoring
    • Out-of-hours coverage
  4. 04

    Detection and triage

    Investigation of alerts to separate genuine events from noise.

    • Alert investigation
    • Genuine events vs noise
  5. 05

    Incident response

    A defined response process from confirmation through containment.

    • Confirmation
    • Containment
    • Defined response path
  6. 06

    Post-incident review

    Root cause and control improvement after each confirmed incident.

    • Root cause
    • Control improvement
Typical duration Typically 15 to 30 days for assessment. Support contracts run from six months to five years.
Deliverables

What you receive.

  • 01Security monitoring and detection reports
  • 02Incident response reports
  • 03Threat intelligence feed and summary
  • 04SIEM dashboard and event correlation reports
  • 05Vulnerability scan and remediation report
  • 06Executive summary dashboard
Outcome

What changes afterwards.

  • Reduced risk of cyber attack
  • Faster incident detection and response
  • Improved visibility and control across the estate
  • Strengthened compliance and audit readiness

Talk to us about managed detection & incident response (SOC).

Describe the estate and the constraint you are working within. We will tell you what the engagement would actually involve.

Questions

Before you get in touch.

Do you just monitor, or do you also handle the response?

Both — detection is only useful if it is attached to a response capability, so continuous monitoring and incident response are delivered together, not as separate services.

Does this replace our existing security tooling?

Not necessarily — the service monitors across your existing security tooling estate and investigates alerts to separate genuine events from noise, rather than requiring a tooling replacement.

What happens after an incident is resolved?

A post-incident review covers root cause and control improvement after each confirmed incident, so the same gap doesn't produce the same incident twice.

How is this different from a one-off Penetration Test?

A penetration test is a point-in-time assessment of what could be exploited. Managed Detection & Incident Response is continuous — ongoing monitoring, triage and response across the estate.