Managed SOC

XDR Powered SOC reduces the alert fatigue by over 90% hence improving the overall effectiveness of detection and response capability

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In today's ever-evolving threat landscape, cyber criminals are relentless. That's why organizations need to have a 24/7 vigilant eye to stay ahead of the bad actors. Eventus Security Operations Platform offers Advanced Threat Hunting capabilities with round-the-clock monitoring and response services. By eliminating blind spots and providing complete visibility, we empower you with the knowledge and insights to proactively address potential risks.

Endpoint

Email

Network

Servers

Cloud

Top Challenges

Skilled resource shortage

Organizations claim that their cybersecurity teams lack sufficient staff, whereas demand for cybersecurity analysts has increased within organizations.

Lack of Expertise and Experience

60% of organizations believe their employees needs training on cybersecurity controls and they are unprepared to handle them.

Alert fatigue

Cybersecurity Analysts receive a mammoth number of alerts. Analyzing and responding to them is a tedious task, due to which the critical ones are remains untouched.

Lack of automation

Dedicating analysts to do repetitive and mundane tasks results into exhaustion and burnout. Less focus on task which require human expertise like threat hunting, investigation and hypothesis.

Advantages

Realtime Threat Detection and Response

Optimizing existing Products Detection capabilities

Cost Reduction and SecOps Manpower

Proactive Threat Hunting and Prevention

Global Threat Intel led Detection and Response Capabilities

Key Deliverables

People

Process

Technology

Continuous monitoring of networks, systems, and applications for security events and anomalies.
Handling security incidents.
1. Incident triage
2. Classification
3. Prioritization
4. Tracking
5. Documentation
6. Contain and mitigate the impact

Follow incident response procedures conduct investigations, and work to remediate the incident while minimizing downtime and data loss.
Integration with Ticketing tool for custom approval and workflow
From Specialized onboarding, to guidance and recommendations, to reporting on security incidents, threats

Collect, Aggregate, and Analyze logs from various sources within organization's environment
Provides historical analysis, visualizations and tiered data storage that optimizes performance
Integration with Native and 3rd Party Threat Intelligence
Automation/Orchestration and Out of box integration

Key Benefits

Monitoring and Alert Management

Eventus SOCaaS platform excels in efficiently collecting, normalizing, enriching extensive telemetry data from various sources including endpoints, networks, etc. The data captured is further correlated using advanced data science-based technologies to ensure that only high-fidelity, actionable alerts are delivered to you.

Containment and Response

The SOCaaS team conducts in-depth investigations to identify the root cause, assess the impact, and determine appropriate remediation steps. Immediate response actions, such as containment, are taken based on Critical Asset and Approval workflows designed during the integration and onboarding. With our SecOps Platform, we automate process-oriented workflows, enabling faster and flawless execution of repetitive tasks.

Threat Intelligence and Research

Eventus Security leverages feeds from its Threat Research Lab to deliver contextual and proactive detection and response using various methods include IOC sweeping, MITRE ATT$CK TTP mapping, and other valuable global feeds.

By partnering with an SOCaaS, organizations can leverage their expertise and resources to effectively operationalize XDR. SOCaaS alleviates the burden of managing and maintaining the XDR platform, allowing organizations to focus on their core business while ensuring comprehensive threat detection and response capabilities.

What do you get

Our Supported Integrations

Frequently Asked Question

What is Security Operations Centre or SOC?

1.

A Security Operations Center (SOC) is an integral part of an organization's cyber security strategy, serving as a centralized function that combines people, process and technology to monitor and improve the security posture of a business. SOC analysts continuously monitor networks for potential security threats and promptly investigate any incidents that occur.

What is the function of a SOC?

2.

SOC is the core of any organization’s cybersecurity operations. It operates 24/7/365 to continuously monitor, detect, identify, analyze, contain and respond to threats and vulnerabilities. By leveraging the latest technologies and techniques, SOC teams are able to protect their organizations from malicious attacks and data loss.

What is SOC as a Service (SOCaaS)?

3.

SOCaaS or Managed SOC is a concept that enables organizations to outsource security monitoring and administration tasks to a third-party service provider. By doing so, companies can achieve greater flexibility, scalability, and adaptability in their security operations.

What is the difference between an ‘in-house SOC’ vs. ‘SOC-as-a-Service’?

4.

An in-house SOC is where the SOC facility is established within an individual organization. The team managing the SOC will also be an internal team hired by the company. But when a company opts for SOCaaS, they allow a 3rd party which is an established SOC company like Eventus TechSol to monitor, analyze and resolve their cybersecurity issues continuously.

What are ‘in-house SOC’ challenges?

5.

While an in-house SOC may appear to be a good idea as it can be better tailored to meet a business's specific needs, it is not always easy to maintain the quality of in-house SOC. The initial setup costs and ongoing maintenance expenses are often expensive, making them unaffordable for many companies. Without the right expertise and resources, it would be challenging to keep the SOC up-to-date with the company's changing needs. An in-house SOC team may struggle to provide 24/7/365 monitoring and support, as well as prove inadequate in managing complex and sophisticated threats.

What makes an effective SOC?

6.

An effective SOC should continuously improve its processes, procedures, and technologies to keep up with evolving threats. It is essential for a SOC to have a comprehensive incident response plan that outlines the approach to detect, analyze, and address security incidents. The team behind a SOC is critical to its success. It is important to select a team with expertise in security technologies, threat analysis, incident response, and forensics to drive your SOC forward. Eventus Managed SOC Service harnesses the latest technology and the expertise of highly skilled professionals with extensive experience in handling complex security incidents. This service is designed to provide the utmost level of security for your organization.

How is Managed SOC from Eventus different?

7.

While an in-house SOC may appear to be a good idea as it can be better tailored to meet a business's specific needs, it is not always easy to maintain the quality of in-house SOC. The initial setup costs and ongoing maintenance expenses are often expensive, making them unaffordable for many companies. Without the right expertise and resources, it would be challenging to keep the SOC up-to-date with the company's changing needs. An in-house SOC team may struggle to provide 24/7/365 monitoring and support, as well as prove inadequate in managing complex and sophisticated threats.