24 x 7 Cybersecurity Services & Solutions in Holborn, London

​In today’s digital landscape, cybersecurity threats are becoming increasingly sophisticated and pervasive. Attackers continuously evolve tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to bypass traditional cybersecurity measures. XDR services leverage cutting-edge technologies and expert analysis to effectively detect and respond to these advanced threats.

Our XDR Solution combines MDR-as-a-Service and SOC-as-a-Service to provide 24/7 real-time monitoring of your users, network and endpoints. This continuous visibility allows for the early detection of malicious activities and potential security incidents, minimising the dwell time of threats within your environment.

Our Security Operations Centre employs skilled cybersecurity professionals specialising in threat detection and incident response. These experts have the knowledge and experience to quickly assess and mitigate security incidents, reducing the impact and potential damage caused by cyber-attacks.

Our cybersecurity services

Security operations centre

Phishing Simulation and Security Awareness Training

Vulnerability Assessments & Penetration testing

Security Operations Centre

Phishing Simulation and Security Awareness Training

Vulnerability Assessments

Penetration testing

Security operations centre

Phishing Simulation and Security Awareness Training

Vulnerability Assessments & Penetration testing

Which Cyber Security Solution is Right for Your Business?

MANAGED CYBERSECURITY RESPONSE SERVICES

Many organisations have invested in an EDR system, such as Defender for EndPoint or Crowdstrike. Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) is the Software that protects individual endpoints, such as workstations, servers, and mobile devices.

XDR – Extended Detection and Response (MDR for Endpoint devices + SOC for Infrastructure assets) uses expert human security analysts to monitor your EDR Software, SIEM logs and User behaviour to provide proactive incident response capabilities.

SERVICE COMPARISON TABLE

Cyber Security Comparison table

Vulnerability Assessment v’s Penetration Testing

Imagine your organisation’s IT system is like a house. You want to ensure that your house is secure from burglars and other threats. There are two main ways to do this: Vulnerability Assessments and Penetration Testing.

Vulnerability Assessments: A House Inspection

A vulnerability assessment is akin to hiring an inspector to check your house for potential problems. The inspector will:

  • Identify Weaknesses: Look for things like broken windows, doors that don’t lock properly, weak points in the fence, and any other potential entry points.
  • Provide a Report: Give you a detailed report on all the issues found, categorising them by severity—such as minor cracks, moderate vulnerabilities, or critical risks.
  • Recommendations: Suggest repairs or improvements, like fixing the locks, reinforcing the fence, or installing better lighting.

Penetration Testing: A Simulated Break-In

Penetration testing, on the other hand, is like hiring a professional to attempt to break into your house, just like a burglar would. This professional will:

  • Attempt Real Break-Ins: Try to enter through windows, pick locks, climb fences, or find any other way to break into your house.
  • Identify Successes: Note down the points of entry they managed to exploit, how they did it, and what they could access once inside.
  • Provide a Report: Give you a detailed report on how they breached your security, the methods they used, and how you can fix these specific vulnerabilities.

In IT terms, penetration testing goes a step further than vulnerability assessments by actively exploiting the identified vulnerabilities to see if an attacker could gain unauthorised access, what data they could access, and what systems they could potentially compromise.

Our METHODOLOGY

Monitoring

Alerting

Response

Remediation

Monitoring

Alerting

Response

Remediation

Monitoring

Alerting

Response

Remediation

How Does our SOC Work?

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