What is a SOC?

Advanced Cybersecurity Center

A Security Operations Center (SOC) is the central hub of cybersecurity operations, responsible for around-the-clock monitoring, analysis, and protection of an organization’s IT infrastructure against cyberattacks.

By choosing our SOC service, you gain access to a dedicated team of IT security analysts. Our experts use advanced technologies to detect network anomalies in real time, assess risk, and respond immediately to any incidents.

Scope of SOC Services

Comprehensive Security Operations Center (SOC) services built on a proactive approach

We deliver effective SOC cybersecurity services through a proactive approach. Our specialists do not wait for an attack to happen. They continuously analyze network traffic and eliminate vulnerabilities before hackers can exploit them.

24/7/365 Threat Monitoring and Detection

Our security operations center runs continuously. We analyze millions of system logs every second, instantly identifying suspicious traffic, unauthorized access attempts, and unusual user behavior.

Incident Response

When the system raises an alert, our team immediately initiates incident response procedures. We isolate infected workstations, block malicious code, and restore systems to a secure state, minimizing potential losses.

Vulnerability Management

We regularly scan your assets for weaknesses and vulnerabilities. We also provide comprehensive IT security audits, along with specific remediation recommendations and system patching guidance.

Threat Analysis

We actively hunt for hidden threats. We leverage global intelligence sources covering new malware, attacker tactics, and zero-day vulnerabilities. This allows us to stay ahead of cybercriminal groups.

Let’s talk about your company’s security

We will deploy a 24/7 Security Operations Center tailored to your infrastructure. We will integrate our analytics systems with your environment and develop joint incident response procedures, relieving your engineers of the day-to-day burden of threat analysis.

SOC Support Architecture

Competency Structure of Security Analysts Across L1, L2, and L3 Support Tiers

L1: First-Line Support (Triage & Monitoring)

This is the first line of defense, operating 24/7. The L1 team is responsible for continuous monitoring of security systems and the initial classification of alerts (Triage). Analysts quickly verify notifications, filter out false positives, and take immediate mitigation steps. If an incident requires more advanced expertise, it is escalated to a higher tier within seconds.

L2 engineers take the lead when a confirmed serious incident occurs. They perform an in-depth analysis of network connections, system logs, and traffic to identify the root cause of the attack. Second-line activities focus on isolating the threat, stopping its spread, and implementing remediation strategies that permanently eliminate the identified vulnerability from your infrastructure.

The highest level of specialization, reserved for the most advanced threats, such as Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs). The L3 team does not wait for alerts—it works proactively through threat hunting, actively searching for hidden risks within the network. These experts perform malware reverse engineering and in-depth digital forensics investigations, continuously adapting defense systems to the latest attacker tactics.

Business Benefits for Your Organization

Why Should You Implement an External Security Operations Center (SOC)?

Protecting Your Reputation and Finances from the Impact of Cyberattacks

A customer data breach can seriously damage brand reputation and lead to substantial financial penalties. Our systems effectively block data theft attempts, phishing attacks, and destructive ransomware.

Business Continuity Assurance

Downtime in production or sales systems can result in significant losses. Our procedures help ensure the continuity of critical business processes even in the face of a large-scale cyberattack.

Regulatory Compliance

Our services make it easier to comply with GDPR and the National Cybersecurity System (KSC) requirements. We also help organizations prepare effectively for the new NIS2 Directive by establishing robust incident reporting and risk management procedures.

IT Cost Optimization

Building an in-house security team requires significant investment in recruitment, training, and software licensing. Outsourcing these services to WASKO allows you to replace high upfront capital expenditure with predictable monthly subscription fees.

Who Needs Security Operations Center (SOC) Services?

Protection of Critical Infrastructure and Sensitive Data

Information technologies now underpin every sector of the economy, increasing exposure to cyber threats. Our services are designed in particular for organizations that handle sensitive data.

  • Public Sector, Government, and Critical Infrastructure
    We protect government registries and public administration networks against disruption and the leakage of classified information.
  • Finance, Banking, and E-Commerce
    We help prevent financial fraud, secure transactions, and protect e-commerce platforms against DDoS attacks.

  • Industry, Energy, and Large Enterprises
    We protect industrial control systems and OT networks against sabotage, helping ensure safe production and secure energy distribution.

Practical Aspects of Implementation

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

An internal IT team focuses primarily on keeping the business running smoothly. The helpdesk handles hardware issues, configures user accounts, and deploys new software. The IT department ensures that systems operate efficiently. Cybersecurity specialists, by contrast, are responsible for making sure that no unauthorized party gains control over those systems. Separating these roles ensures an objective assessment of threats and eliminates conflicts of interest.

A Network Operations Center (NOC) is responsible for network performance and availability. It monitors bandwidth and hardware failures. Security Operations Center (SOC) services focus exclusively on security, detecting and neutralizing deliberate cyberattacks.

Yes. We use advanced EDR systems that analyze file behavior in real time. We detect and block disk-encrypting processes at the earliest stage of an attack, protecting your business from cyber extortion.

Not at all. The entire process of integrating our analytics systems is carried out smoothly and non-invasively. Our engineers configure the monitoring tools so they do not place any additional load on your corporate network or employees’ devices. Your business continues to operate as usual while, in the background, we build a robust layer of protection around your environment.

Having an in-house IT team is not a requirement. We effectively protect companies that fully outsource their technology operations. However, if you do have your own administrators, we will be happy to work alongside them. Our analysts provide advanced expert support and relieve them of the time-consuming task of log analysis.

Our experts use market-leading SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) and EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response) solutions. We further accelerate our defense procedures by implementing advanced SOAR systems, enabling rapid containment of any unauthorized access and automating the analysis of thousands of incidents per second.

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SOC services are delivered by COIG, a company within the WASKO Capital Group.

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