Managed SOC 24/7 for businesses
Our managed SOC 24/7 —SOC as a Service (SOCaaS)— provides continuous monitoring and response across the security layers that apply to you. Plans differ by hourly coverage, sources watched, and depth of analysis.
Is my business protected?
You can't defend what isn't watched.
Buying a security solution and not watching it is almost the same as not buying it: the alert exists, but no one classifies it or acts on it in time. Managed SOC adds to every security tool the one thing it's missing: someone watching, all the time, with the judgment to decide what matters.
What is a managed SOC?
A SOC (Security Operations Center) is the team and technology that monitor your security continuously: they collect the signals from your tools, correlate them, separate noise from what matters, and act when there's a real threat. A managed SOC —or SOC as a Service (SOCaaS)— is that same service run by a provider, without you having to build the team, the shifts, or the platforms. At full coverage it watches 24/7; the exact coverage depends on the plan.
What the SOC watches.
That 24/7 monitoring is what turns an alert into a timely response, not an email someone reads the next day.
The nine layers of defense
Identity, endpoint, network, applications, vulnerabilities, data, and the other layers of the security stack, depending on which ones you have.
Centralized correlation
Alerts from each layer are cross-referenced in one place to catch patterns an isolated tool would miss.
Alert classification
Every alert is investigated and prioritized before it reaches you, so your inbox doesn't become noise.
Incident response
Containment and remediation once an alert is confirmed as a real incident.
Compliance evidence
A record of what's watched and acted on, useful for audits like ISO 27001.
Reporting to leadership
Posture and incident reports written for the decision-maker, not just the operator.
What we run it on.
It's a single flow: Microsoft Sentinel collects and correlates, automation (Triage, Report Generator, Response Assistant) prepares and prioritizes, and an analyst decides and coordinates the response.
Microsoft Sentinel
The SIEM that correlates what the watched layers report into a single view.
Triage (our own agent)
First-pass automated alert classification before an analyst reviews it.
Report Generator (our own agent)
Drafts posture and incident reports from watched activity.
Response Assistant (our own agent)
Supports incident response, with human analysts for what requires judgment.
Most common use cases.
Company with no internal security team
The SOC acts as your security team, with our own analysts and automation.
Regulated company
Needs continuous evidence that its security controls are active and watched.
Company with tools already purchased
Has security solutions installed but no one watching them consistently.
In-house SOC vs. managed SOC
| In-house SOC | Managed SOC with Lynxsource |
|---|---|
| Hire and retain analysts | Team included |
| Cover shifts, up to 24/7 | Continuous monitoring, up to 24/7 |
| Deploy and run the SIEM | Microsoft Sentinel, already run |
| Build triage processes | Automation + in-house analysts |
| Build reporting | Reporting included |
| Sustain the operation over time | Lynxsource runs it |
Get 24/7 SOC capability without building an in-house SOC.
What people ask before signing up.
Do I have to buy all nine layers to have a SOC?
No. The SOC watches whichever layers you have; you can start with two or three.
Is the SOC Lynxsource's or a third party's?
It's ours, with our own analysts and automation. It's not a resold service.
What if we already have some of these tools?
We integrate them into the SOC instead of replacing them, when the tool is viable to keep running.
What is SOC as a Service (SOCaaS)?
It's the model where the SOC operation is contracted as a service instead of built in-house. The provider supplies the analysts, the detection and response platforms, and the processes; you get monitoring, pre-triaged alerts, and incident response, at a predictable cost and without sustaining a 24/7 team of your own. At Lynxsource, SOCaaS runs on Microsoft Sentinel and our own analysts.
What's the difference between an in-house SOC and a managed SOC?
An in-house SOC is one you build and sustain yourself: analysts, shifts, platforms, and processes. A managed SOC delivers the same outcome —monitoring, analysis, and response— as a service run by Lynxsource, at a predictable cost and without standing up the operation.
Each one stands on its own.
Let's see how this fits your operation.
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