SigmaShield · Threat monitoring
Continuous Threat Monitoring
Point-in-time security is an annual photograph of a moving target. Continuous monitoring is the discipline every framework now assumes — and the practical question is not whether to monitor but how to keep the signal-to-noise ratio survivable.
Coverage that matches your estate
Monitoring across the assets that matter — driven by an inventory, not by whichever agent was easiest to deploy. Blind spots are where incidents incubate.
Triage is the product
Raw alerts are free; triaged, contextualised findings are the value. SigmaShield consolidates 16+ tools into one picture so operators investigate incidents, not consoles.
Live visibility for leadership
Threat activity and operational metrics — incident volume, response timing — presented so the board question "are we secure?" gets a measured answer.
The compliance dividend
Continuous-monitoring evidence satisfies ISO A.8.16, SOC 2 CC7.1–7.2, PCI Requirement 10’s automated review expectations and CSF DE — collected once as a by-product of operations.
FAQ
How is this different from a SIEM we operate ourselves?
A self-operated SIEM is a tool; this is an operated outcome — platform plus CyberSigma operators, with triage and response included rather than left as your staffing problem.
What gets monitored?
Scope follows your estate and risk: infrastructure, endpoints, identities and critical applications — agreed at onboarding against your asset inventory.
Will our team drown in alerts?
The consolidation-and-triage model exists precisely so they do not: your team consumes investigated findings, not raw noise.
See SigmaShield on your environment
Scoped to your stack in one conversation — with the CyberSigma practice behind the platform.