Cybersecurity · SOC
24/7 threat monitoring
Threat monitoring watches the site at night and on weekends: availability and compromise signals on assets named in the contract. An audit stays a snapshot. A pentest stays a separate test under permission.
What we watch
Availability, anomalies, defacement signals and suspicious activity on agreed domains and services. An open homepage by itself does not mean the page is still yours.
Where we work
With companies in Europe, North America and other regions. For a website the watch is remote. On-site work is needed only when the office sits in the same scope.
Alerts
The channel is named in advance: messenger or email, and who answers at night. Escalation follows severity, not who happened to see the message first.
What it is not
This is not a pentest and not the free website audit. We do not issue compliance certificates and we do not call the subscription an accredited center. Incident response is a separate piece of work.
FAQ
Just ping?
No. Availability plus security signals on subscription. A page can open and still be someone else's.
Does monitoring work for companies in other countries?
Yes. The watch is remote, so the country does not matter. The domain list is fixed in the contract.
Only our domains?
Yes. The asset list is fixed in the contract. We do not watch other people's sites.
How is this different from a pentest?
A pentest checks whether a scenario works and ends with a report. Monitoring stays on and writes when the state changes.
Notes on this service
- Why "the site opens" does not see a defacement
- Audit, pentest and threat monitoring: three different jobs
- What to write into a threat-monitoring contract
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- A night alert about the site: a calm order until morning
- VMware ESX CVE-2026-41709: administrator actions never reach the log
- VMware and the revoked eMudhra certificates: this is not a hypervisor hole
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- How to choose a pentest vendor and not buy a scan in a cover
- Go 1.27.3 and 1.26.10 stopped trusting the weak eMudhra key
- Cisco email gateway: CVE-2026-76519 is already in use
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