SOC : 24/7 Threat Detection and Response

Stay protected against cyber threats and reduce the impact of a breach. Safeguard your digital assets, mitigate risks, and continually improve your resilience.

What is a SOC?

A Security Operating Center (SOC) is a dedicated team and infrastructure focused on monitoring, detecting, analyzing, and responding to IT security incidents within an organization.

The SOC's mission is to protect your information systems from threats such as:

Cyberattacks (malware, ransomware, phishing, DDoS, etc.)
Intrusions and unauthorized access
Data leaks
Unusual or suspicious network behavior

To do this, a SOC uses advanced technologies including EDR, XDR, SIEM, and SOAR.

When a critical incident occurs, the SOC can activate a specialized incident response team, also known as a CSIRT, to manage and contain the threat.

The REST SOC

Our SOC acts as your business' digital bodyguard. Using advanced machine learning and cybersecurity expertise, our team detects malicious activity, tracks threats, and neutralizes them before they cause harm. The SOC provides a proactive approach to identifying and alerting you to security risks, including the entire managment of security incidents via our CSIRT team.

Operating 24/7 from three global service centers, REST Solution’s SOC delivers continuous, responsive coverage built on international cybersecurity best practices.

Comprehensive : Our SOC provides all the essential tools for detecting, investigating, and responding to security incidents.

Transparent : We offer regular reports, detailed documentation of security events, and actionable recommendations for ongoing improvement.

Agile : The SOC integrates seamlessly with your existing processes and environments.

This service is also available as a white-label solution.

REST Solution's SOC is CREST certified.

Cyber attackers work across borders, so do we!

The 3 service hubs of REST Solution

Mauritius - Philippines - Mexico

Who is it for?

An in-house, managed, or hybrid SOC service is essential for detecting malicious activity, tracking threats, and neutralizing them. It delivers both proactive and reactive capabilities crucial to protecting your information systems.

Additionally, an increasing number of regulations require companies to maintain a SOC and have effective incident response plans in place.

Beyond compliance requirements, a SOC significantly lowers the risks tied to cyberattacks and supports a swift, controlled recovery when incidents occur.

Security breaches can cost millions of dollars, and operational recovery (when possible) can take weeks.

For every company, the question is not "if" a cyberattack will happen, but "when".