Security Monitoring
SOC-as-a-Service

Our Security Monitoring / SOC-as-a-Service helps organizations continuously monitor IT and industrial infrastructure and respond rapidly to cyber incidents, in compliance with NIS2 requirements. The NIS2 directive emphasizes the need for continuous monitoring and prompt threat response for essential and important entities to protect critical infrastructure, sensitive data, and operational continuity.

Through SOC-as-a-Service, organizations benefit from specialized teams, advanced detection technologies, and automated response workflows, without large investments in equipment or dedicated internal personnel.

What This Service Covers

Continuous Security Monitoring
Our SOC monitors IT, cloud, network, and industrial systems 24/7, quickly detecting abnormal behaviors, attacks, and attempts to compromise data.

Proactive Detection and Alerts
We use advanced SIEM, IDS/IPS, and threat intelligence technologies to identify emerging threats, sophisticated attacks, and breaches in real-time, with immediate alerts to relevant teams.

Rapid Incident Response
The SOC team coordinates immediate incident response, isolating affected systems, analyzing root causes, and limiting impact while following procedures and NIS2 requirements.

Alert Management and Reporting
Each alert is analyzed and documented, with detailed reports for management and NIS2 compliance. Reporting includes incidents, attack trends, and recommendations for reducing future risks.

Integration with Organizational Processes
The SOC integrates with existing infrastructure and processes without disrupting operations. It can collaborate with internal IT and security teams for optimal response coordination.

Continuous Updates and Threat Intelligence
We keep the SOC updated with the latest threats, vulnerabilities, and attack tactics, ensuring protection against emerging risks.

Why It Matters

Continuous monitoring and SOC-as-a-Service are essential for organizations under NIS2, as they provide advanced visibility, protection, and control over the entire IT and OT infrastructure. Today, cyber attacks are more sophisticated, follow complex patterns, unfold over long periods, and target critical infrastructures, supply chains, and industrial operations.

NIS2 explicitly mandates continuous monitoring, rapid incident detection, and fast reporting to authorities — areas where a mature SOC is indispensable. Without such capability, organizations risk missing attacks like advanced ransomware or industrial infrastructure compromise.

SOC-as-a-Service provides access to specialized analysts, advanced technologies (SIEM, IDS/IPS, EDR, SOAR, global threat intelligence), and automated response workflows, significantly reducing the time from detection to action. This reduction is critical: every minute gained prevents breach expansion, reduces operational risk, and limits financial and reputational impact.

Additionally, the service provides complete audit documentation, decision support for management, visibility into attack trends, and continuous security posture improvement. Without a well-implemented SOC, organizations remain exposed, lacking a clear view of threats and the ability to demonstrate real NIS2 compliance.

How Our Service Works

1

Assessment and
Integration

We assess the organization’s infrastructure and processes, integrate monitoring solutions, and configure alert workflows.

2

Monitoring and
Detection

The SOC monitors all critical components 24/7, using SIEM, IDS/IPS, and threat intelligence to identify threats immediately.

3

Incident Analysis and
Classification

Alerts are assigned severity levels, and critical incidents are investigated immediately.

4

Coordinated
Response

The SOC team responds promptly, isolating, containing, and remediating incidents according to NIS2 procedures.

5

Reporting and
Recommendations

Detailed reports are provided to management and for NIS2 audits, including security trends, incident analysis, and improvement recommendations.

6

Continuous
Improvement

SOC workflows are constantly updated to include new threats, tactics, and controls, increasing organizational resilience.

Key Benefits

24/7 continuous monitoring of critical infrastructure
Rapid detection and proactive alerting
Quick and coordinated response to cyber incidents
Integration with existing processes and infrastructure
Demonstrable NIS2 compliance and audit readiness
Reduced risks and operational impact of incidents
Up-to-date threat intelligence and protection against emerging threats
Detailed reporting and management decision support

FAQ

What types of infrastructure are monitored by the SOC?

Our SOC monitors all critical components of an organization:

  • IT infrastructure (servers, networks, endpoints)
  • Cloud infrastructure (public, private, hybrid)
  • Critical applications and databases
  • Industrial OT/ICS infrastructure: PLCs, HMIs, SCADA, RTUs, specialized industrial equipment
  • Supplier connections and supply chain zones

The SOC provides exactly the requirements imposed by NIS2:

  • 24/7 continuous monitoring
  • Rapid incident detection
  • Classification, analysis, and coordinated response
  • Comprehensive reporting to management and authorities
  • Centralized logging and record-keeping according to legal requirements
  • Documentation and evidence for NIS2 audit

Additionally, trend reporting and SOC recommendations demonstrate management accountability and support a risk-based approach.

No. SOC-as-a-Service eliminates the need for an internal SOC, which involves high costs, difficult-to-recruit staff, and expensive technology. However, collaboration with internal IT/OT teams is beneficial for:
  • Workflow integration
  • Adapting procedures to specific infrastructure
  • Accelerating response in critical situations
The service can operate fully outsourced or in a hybrid model.
Yes. The SOC performs advanced analyses based on detected alerts and incidents:
  • Identifies recurring attack patterns, exploited vectors, and vulnerable areas
  • Detects abnormal activities indicating ongoing attacks
  • Provides recommendations for strengthening security, network segmentation, control configuration, and attack surface reduction
These analyses help the organization prevent future incidents and adopt a proactive security model.

Yes. Our SOC is designed to monitor both IT and OT/ICS environments, with specialized capabilities for:

  • Detecting anomalies in industrial traffic
  • Monitoring industrial equipment behavior
  • Identifying unauthorized manipulations of PLCs or HMIs
  • Detecting industrial-specific attacks (e.g., sabotage, industrial ransomware, logic modifications)


The SOC directly contributes to protecting operational continuity — a key aspect of NIS2.