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Structured, Capable, Effective

A Security Operations Centre (SOC) plays a crucial role in an organisation's cybersecurity posture. However, many organisations struggle with defining the right structure and capabilities to meet their security needs. This service provides a structured approach to designing a Target Operating Model (TOM) for your SOC.  
Through stakeholder engagement, current operations review, capability assessment, and process analysis, we'll identify gaps between current operations and desired outcomes. We'll then develop a comprehensive Target Operating Model that defines the optimal structure, capabilities, and interactions required for effective security operations.

Closing gaps, building confidence

The number of vulnerabilities discovered increases every year. Organisations’ attack surfaces grow and become more complex. The result is a cascading backlog of vulnerabilities that are often prioritised using CVSS scores rather than risk. The longer these critical vulnerabilities remain, the more likely an attacker is to exploit them.

Expertise to support your defence

High-quality Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) separates an organisation that reacts to an attack from one that pre-empts it. Building an in-house CTI function is not only costly in terms of talent, tooling, and operational overhead, but it demands a continual learning curve that can challenge busy operational teams. By partnering with a trusted provider, you gain instant access to a seasoned threat analysis team, cutting-edge data feeds and a proven intelligence workflow, all at a fraction of the internal cost.

Evaluate, Implement, Defend

Your External Attack Surface Management (EASM) solution is a critical defence against cyber threats. An EASM Effectiveness Review evaluates how well your implementation identifies, prioritises, and mitigates risks across your organisation's externally visible footprint, ensuring you stay ahead of evolving threats.

Strengthen defences  where adversaries strike

The cybersecurity landscape is increasingly complex, with threat actors evolving their tactics and exploiting gaps in organisational posture. Defenders also face growing regulatory pressures and the demands of hybrid environments.

Threat-Informed Defence (TID) offers a clear, evidence-driven starting point. By converting data into actionable intelligence, organisations can profile adversary behaviour and map it to Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures (TTPs), producing a structured roadmap that prioritises effort and strengthens overall security posture.