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Cybersecurity

Someone is always watching — literally.

24/7 Security Operations Center monitoring, with Managed AI triaging first and a human confirming anything real.

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V A R S I T Y
trusted by
Healthcare networks SEC-registered RIAs Community colleges Bay Area nonprofits Growth-stage startups
★ Clutch Top Provider
★ Google 4.9
✓ HIPAA compliant
What a SOC actually does around the clock

A SOC's job is to catch what automated tools alone would miss — correlating signals across your environment and knowing when something that looks routine actually isn't.

24/7 monitoring by certified analysts
AI-driven first-pass alert triage
Human-confirmed incident escalation
Cross-system signal correlation
Documented incident response playbooks
Monthly reporting tied to your compliance program
In practice
Detection-to-escalation for a confirmed threat is typically under two minutes — Managed AI never sleeps, and neither does the human on call.
What you get that a generic vendor won't.
Combines AI speed with human judgment
Certified security analysts, not a script
Healthcare, financial, and nonprofit-sector experience
Full audit trail on every escalation
What people ask before they sign.
How is the SOC staffed?
Managed AI handles continuous monitoring and first-pass triage; certified human analysts are on call around the clock for anything confirmed.
What actually counts as an 'incident'?
Defined explicitly in your onboarding — typically anything that crosses a confirmed-risk threshold you set.
How often do we get reporting?
Monthly by default, with real-time alerts for anything urgent.
Does the SOC integrate with our existing tools?
Yes — we integrate with your existing EDR, firewall, and identity tools rather than requiring a full replacement.
Let's talk about Security Operations Center.
Not sure which parts you need?
We will assess your environment and tell you plainly what you need and what you do not.
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