SigmaShield · Managed SOC
Managed Security Operations (SOC-as-a-Service)
Building an in-house SOC means hiring for five roles that the market cannot staff, then keeping them awake in shifts. Managed security operations invert the economics: the platform watches continuously, and CyberSigma operators stand behind it — detection, triage and response without building the room.
What a managed SOC actually covers
Continuous monitoring of your estate, alert triage that separates signal from noise, incident investigation with context, and guided response — the operational loop most organisations cannot staff alone.
How SigmaShield runs it
One operating model over 16+ integrated security tools instead of disconnected vendor consoles, with CyberSigma support behind the platform — continuous protection without a from-scratch SOC build.
The metrics leadership sees
Live threat visibility with operational metrics — incident volume, response timing — so security posture is a dashboard conversation, not an act of faith.
Where it fits your compliance
Continuous monitoring and response evidence feeds ISO 27001 A.8.16, SOC 2 CC7, PCI DSS Requirement 10 and CSF Detect/Respond expectations — the same operations, evidenced once.
FAQ
Do we still need our own security team?
You keep ownership and decisions; the managed layer removes the 24×7 staffing burden. Many clients run a small internal function that consumes SigmaShield outputs rather than raw alerts.
What happens when an incident is detected?
Investigation happens in a workspace with timeline context, related assets and operator notes; response runs through guided or automated playbooks so containment does not wait on ad-hoc runbooks.
Can it use tools we already own?
The platform integrates monitoring, hardening and defence tooling into one operating model — the integration conversation happens at onboarding against your actual stack.
See SigmaShield on your environment
Scoped to your stack in one conversation — with the CyberSigma practice behind the platform.