Monitoring & investigation
Connect the agreed endpoint, identity, email, cloud, network, and other security sources to the monitoring scope. Establish how relevant signals are investigated and how business context is used in prioritization.
MANAGED SECURITY / SIGNAL THROUGH RESPONSESEE THE SIGNAL.
SEE THE SIGNAL.
OWN THE RESPONSE.
3PS delivers SOC monitoring and managed response directly. Connect the security tools, the environment, and the people authorized to act through a coordinated security operations engagement.
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Security Operating Model
What to bring
Bring the environment, existing controls, coverage gaps, and escalation requirements.
What the work produces
Scope the security architecture, tooling, endpoint and identity controls, monitoring and response, vulnerability management, incident procedures, compliance alignment, and reporting.
We confirm the scope, deliverables, fees, and responsibilities before work begins.
DISCUSS THIS ENGAGEMENTFrom disconnected tools to a coordinated program.
Read how 3PS connected EDR, direct SOC monitoring, managed response, Microsoft 365 security, vulnerability management, and governance for an organization strengthening its operating security program.
READ THE MANAGED SECURITY CASE STUDYWHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE ALERT?
A useful security program needs more than deployed tools. It needs relevant telemetry, investigation, business context, escalation, response authority, and a record of what changed. Gaps between those responsibilities make alerts harder to translate into action.
The engagement begins with the monitored environment and the operating responsibilities. Establish the systems in scope, available signals, existing controls, internal owners, vendor dependencies, and the actions that 3PS is authorized to perform.
CONNECT THE CONTROLS TO THE OPERATING TEAM.
Managed response & escalation
Define response authority, escalation contacts, communication paths, and how containment decisions are made. Coordinate internal teams and vendors around the affected environment and preserve a usable account of the response.
Controls & readiness
Align EDR, identity protection, Microsoft 365 security, vulnerability management, backup, data protection, and incident preparation with the requirements of the environment. Prioritize improvements with the owners who can implement them.
Security governance
Connect operating findings to risk decisions, vCISO advisory, priorities, and review. Make the gaps, responsibilities, and improvement plan visible to the people accountable for the security program.
YOUR SECURITY OPERATING MODEL.
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Architecture and controls
Security architecture, tooling strategy, endpoint and identity controls, vulnerability management, and the systems covered.
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Monitoring, response and escalation
Monitoring and response responsibilities, authorization, incident response procedures, communication paths, and escalation contacts.
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Reporting and governance
Compliance alignment, reporting responsibilities, findings, control gaps, and the improvement priorities leadership needs to review.
These operating-model components are scoped around your environment. Monitoring hours, service levels, response commitments, tooling, data retention, and authorized actions are defined in the engagement. An active incident follows the Critical Response path so its urgency and scope can be assessed directly.
WHAT MONTHLY SECURITY WORK CAN INCLUDE.
A continuing security engagement connects monitoring and response to the controls, decisions, and improvements the organization needs to manage.
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Monitor, investigate and coordinate
Carry out the agreed monitoring, investigation, security management, response coordination, and escalation responsibilities.
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Improve the security program
Review vulnerability and control findings, coordinate work with internal teams and vendors, and progress the agreed security roadmap.
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Report the operating picture
Review security work completed, open findings, incident activity where relevant, decisions needed, and improvement priorities.
Monthly services and review outputs depend on the agreed coverage and responsibilities. Monitoring hours, response authority, service levels, tools, and incident engagement terms are explicitly scoped.
COMPARE ONGOING ENGAGEMENTSTHE PRACTICAL QUESTIONS.
01Is SOC monitoring delivered by 3PS?+
Yes. 3PS directly provides SOC monitoring and managed response. Your engagement defines the covered environment, response responsibilities, and how the service coordinates with your internal team and vendors.
02What if we already have an active incident?+
Use the Critical Response page and call to discuss the incident. An urgent response engagement and a continuing managed security program have different starting points and requirements.
GO DEEPER.
BRING THE OBJECTIVE.
LET’S GET TO WORK.
Bring the current controls, the systems in scope, and where security ownership needs to improve. We will define the operating program around your environment.
DISCUSS MANAGED SECURITY