A 24/7 UK Security Operations Centre, on tap.

It's a Security Operations Centre staffed by UK analysts around the clock, combined with modern detection technology across your endpoints, cloud services and identity systems. Rather than just generating alerts, our analysts triage, investigate and actively contain threats on your behalf, then explain what happened in plain English. Coverage runs 24 hours a day including weekends and bank holidays, because attackers deliberately target the hours when nobody is watching. You get monitoring, investigation and containment as one service rather than a tool your team still has to operate.

We connect our detection platform to your endpoints, Microsoft 365 and cloud services, typically within days. Our UK SOC then monitors signals continuously, with AI surfacing suspicious behaviour and analysts triaging every alert; active threats are contained automatically while analysts investigate, and you receive monthly executive reports plus quarterly threat reviews.

Attackers don't keep office hours, and the average breach in an unmonitored environment goes undetected for weeks. Standard IT support isn't built to watch for active threats overnight or at weekends, and building an in-house 24/7 SOC can cost upwards of £500,000 a year to staff properly — well beyond most SME budgets.

Pricing starts from around £12 per user per month on a subscription covering 24/7 UK SOC monitoring, response and reporting across endpoint, cloud and identity, with no minimum contract or setup fees. We confirm exact pricing once we understand your environment and user count. That single fee replaces the cost of licensing, tuning and staffing detection tooling yourself, which for a genuine round-the-clock rota would require several full-time analysts. Onboarding typically takes a few days and does not require you to rip out existing tools.

It's designed to give SMEs enterprise-grade detection and response without needing to hire or roster an in-house security team. Businesses with regulated data, insurance requirements or growing headcount tend to benefit most, but there's no minimum size to get started. It is often the point at which a business realises its IT provider monitors availability rather than security — they will tell you a server is down, but not that an account has been accessed from an unusual country at 3am. That gap is exactly what this service fills.

EDR is the underlying technology that detects and can automatically isolate suspicious activity on a device; MDR adds our UK SOC team who run that technology, investigate every alert and respond on your behalf 24/7. EDR without a monitoring team still leaves someone needing to watch and act on the alerts it generates.

No — that's the point of a managed service. Our analysts filter and investigate everything first, and only contact you for genuine incidents with clear, plain-English context and recommended next steps, rather than forwarding raw technical alerts for you to interpret. Where we can contain something safely ourselves, such as isolating a device or disabling a compromised account, we act first under pre-agreed rules and tell you afterwards. You also get a monthly report showing what was seen, what was stopped and what needs your attention.

Yes. We work with Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne, CrowdStrike and most major endpoint and SIEM platforms, so existing technology investments can typically be brought under our 24/7 monitoring rather than replaced outright. We will tell you honestly if a tool you own is not fit for purpose, but the default is to make your existing licences work harder. That usually means a faster start, no duplicate spend, and no disruptive migration for your users.