Rapid Response Service

Helping recently breached organisations that have no current SOC, by monitoring and responding on their behalf post-breach, so they can recover quickly without further disruption.

Why should I consider a
Rapid Response Service?

Socura’s Rapid Response Service (RRS) is for customers that do not have a SOC to monitor their environment as they recover from a breach. For breached organisations, Socura takes on the responsibility of monitoring and responding so that the company can recover quickly. This ensures that damage and disruption are minimised and internal IT teams can focus on supporting the business.

The Socura service offers organisations around the clock 24/7/365 monitoring and support, from a UK-based, CREST accredited Security Operations Centre. Our SOC can be onboarded quickly and can stay running as long as ongoing support is needed.

Our Approach to RRS

When an organisation faces a cyber incident, it can feel overwhelming. The Socura SOC team can help provide support during the critical early phases of incident response and ongoing monitoring over the subsequent weeks.

The Socura SOC provides comprehensive visibility into endpoint activities, including processes, file changes, network connections, and user behaviour to assist in detecting anomalous activities and potential security threats. It also has containment capability, enabling Socura’s security analysts to investigate and remediate security incidents in real-time. This may involve:

Isolating Compromised Endpoints and Workloads

Quarantining Malicious Files and Processes

Containing ongoing Threat Actor activity

We’re here to help make the digital world a safer place;

Adopting an MDR service provides outsourced security expertise where in-house skills may be lacking, and it resolves the major financial and management headache of finding and retaining skilled SOC analysts, and kitting out a SOC with the requisite tech. However, there are problems with what we’ll call the “first gen” of MDR providers, which are too often wedded to legacy technology and rigid, outdated approaches. These include:

  • 24/7/365 threat detection and containment
  • Threat Hunting
  • Incident management and remediation advice
  • Security Incident Reporting
  • Use Case Development
  • Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR)

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