Security Operations Center

An SOC is for IT service providers that want to market a Security Operations Center as a Service as well as for mid-sized companies that need 24/7 monitoring, SOC security and rapid incident response through their partner.

An SOC is the central unit for threat detection, analysis, alerting and response to security incidents. At IS4IT, specially trained SOC analysts work around the clock in shifts to detect IT incidents in companies.

An SOC is an operational service unit, SIEM (security information and event management) collects and correlates security data, and XDR (extended detection and response) connects relevant security sources to improve detection. Together, they provide greater transparency, more rapid analysis and a more effective response.

No. With a managed SOC, you can offer SOC services without having to build your own 24/7 team, create your own shift schedules or hire additional security experts. You can rely entirely on an SOC service provider like IS4IT.

SOC as a Service means that monitoring, analysis, alerting and response are provided as a service by an SOC provider. This offers IT service providers and small and medium-sized enterprises a fast track to professional IT security.

If your company’s IT infrastructure already includes an SIEM system, such as Splunk or Microsoft Sentinel, we’ll build on that. If not, your IT service provider is the first point of contact for finding the right SIEM solution for you.

Depending on the plan you choose, the SOC monitors clients, servers, cloud environments, email systems, Directory services, mobile devices, firewalls, storage, smart devices, printers, applications and business processes – or even your operational technology (OT).

Our SOC response time is no longer than 30 minutes. This helps us rapidly assess incidents, mitigate damage and take the next steps.

Within 30 minutes we respond to the incident, assess the situation, take corrective action and minimize the damage. Your current security status can be viewed at any time in our CARE Customer Portal.

The IT service provider is the primary point of contact for the business owner. They coordinate inquiries, changes and escalations, while we ensure SOC operations run smoothly in the background.

IS4IT is ISO 27001-certified and NIS 2-compliant. We provide monthly compliance reports and have extensive experience working in these regulated industries.

Yes. SOC monitoring, incident handling, reporting and documented processes support governance, accountability and day-to-day security operations.

Common issues include phishing, ransomware, malware, suspicious logins and unusual network activity. Phishing, in particular, remains a major entry point for attacks.

BYOL stands for “Bring Your Own License.” Existing licenses for XDR or SIEM can be integrated into the service model.

The product roadmap includes Microsoft Defender, CrowdStrike Falcon, SentinelOne and Palo Alto Cortex XDR, among others.

The SIEM systems supported include Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Google SecOps, Palo Alto XSIAM and IBM QRadar.

A SOAR playbook outlines standardized procedures for detection, response and escalation. This makes processes faster, more traceable and easier to audit.

Yes. Structured processes, monitoring, reporting and effective incident response are particularly important in regulated or sensitive environments.

Yes. This is the precise advantage of a managed SOC. Your IT service provider remains your point of contact, while we handle the technical monitoring and response.

It provides visibility into incidents, statuses and responses, helping the IT service provider and the customer to remain in control.

Yes. An SOC helps detect suspicious activity early on, contain the spread, and respond quickly in the event of an incident.

Depending on the plan, getting started is fast. The goal is a quick, smooth launch with clear processes and transparent operations.