We do not build another middling SIEM. We run the industry's best platforms — correlated, tuned and monitored by the same senior practitioners who handle your incidents. One partner. Four outcomes: detection, exposure, identity, exfiltration.
24/7 detection, investigation and response across endpoint, identity and cloud. Built on SentinelOne Singularity telemetry, extended with our own detection logic, runbooks and DFIR-grade triage.
Scope, discover, prioritise, validate, mobilise — the Gartner CTEM loop, run as a managed programme. External attack surface, internal exposures and identity misconfigurations, continuously measured and continuously closed.
Identity is the modern perimeter. Token theft, OAuth abuse, MFA fatigue and IdP misconfigurations are the initial-access vectors we see most often. We instrument and defend them as a first-class discipline.
Leaked credentials, broker listings, initial-access-broker chatter, ransomware leak-site naming — monitored, triaged and actioned. If your brand, staff or supply-chain is being staged for sale, you hear it from us first.
Best-of-breed over single-vendor lock-in. Tooling is chosen per client, per risk profile. What does not change is who is watching the console.
SentinelOne Singularity (primary), CrowdStrike Falcon or Microsoft Defender XDR where client-preferred.
External attack-surface discovery, internal exposure validation and identity posture platforms, integrated into our CTEM programme.
Entra ID, Okta and Google Workspace tenancy hardening, ITDR (identity threat detection & response) and PAM integrations.
Commercial and OSINT sources across criminal forums, IAB channels, leak sites and data-brokerage telegram ecosystems.
Where clients need a SIEM, we bring detections to Microsoft Sentinel, Splunk or the native XDR data lake — we do not force our own.
Forensic acquisition and analysis — KAPE, Velociraptor, memory analysis, cloud-native log extraction — bridging managed service and incident response.
Most organisations end up with a managed SOC from one firm, a DFIR retainer from another, and a vCISO from a third. When the alert fires, the three firms spend the first four hours arguing about who owns what. The attacker uses that four hours.
Our managed-security clients get one team, one escalation path, and one practitioner who already knows the estate. If an MDR alert becomes a confirmed incident, the DFIR team is already in the tenancy — because it is the same team. No onboarding. No repeat questions. No lost evidence.
Named lead, written SLAs, and a quarterly review that actually says something. Scope a service that reflects your estate — not a brochure.