Aegis SOC as a service means our team monitors, triages and escalates threats to an agreed SLA — 8×5, 12×5 or 24×7 — on a platform that stays yours, with data in the EU.
A tool on its own doesn't stop an attack if no one responds to the alert. SOC as a service adds people and process around the platform: someone watches, decides and escalates.
Someone watches the alerts and separates real threats from the noise — 24×7 if needed.
We continuously reduce false positives and tune detection to your environment.
A critical incident reaches the right person within the agreed time, with context and a recommendation.
We lead the incident response — from blocking and isolation to recovery and lessons learned.
A regular, understandable summary of your security posture for management and audits.
The Coverage Score shows how your security picture improves over time.
The level of coverage is chosen according to your exposure and requirements. Concrete response targets are defined in the service level agreement.
| Level | Coverage | Who it's for |
|---|---|---|
| 8×5 | On business days, during working hours | Smaller environments with lower exposure |
| 12×5 | Extended business hours | Companies with web applications and user traffic |
| 24×7 | Around the clock, 24/7, every day | Critical systems and regulatory obligations |
Response-time and escalation targets are defined in a service-level agreement according to the chosen level and your systems.
A SOC (Security Operations Center) is the team, process and technology that continuously monitor an organisation's security. Your own SOC means hiring analysts, working in shifts and constantly tuning tools — which is expensive and hard for most companies.
SOC as a service delivers that service from the outside: you get monitoring, triage and response without building your own team. It is close to the concept of MDR (Managed Detection and Response) — the emphasis is on active detection and response, not just alerts.
The Aegis SOC is run by a local team, communication is in your language, and data stays in the EU. For entities under the NIS2 Directive that is also a practical advantage: monitoring and compliance evidence originate in one place.
Tell us how many nodes you have and what level of coverage you need — we'll propose an SLA model and show you what managed monitoring looks like.