Device context
Structure the identity, role, expected behaviour and criticality of monitored device classes.
Smart SOC for IoT
Security operations shaped around connected devices.
Traditional SOC assumptions often break down in IoT and OT-adjacent environments. We are developing an approach that combines device context, network communication and tailored response logic for distributed connected products.
When this is relevant
A focused engagement when the question is already real.
- ✓
Your environment includes fleets of connected devices with limited endpoint visibility.
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Network behaviour and device context matter more than traditional user or workstation telemetry.
- ✓
Central security teams need product-specific context to investigate events correctly.
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You are exploring how to operationalise detection and response across distributed connected products.
What we help with
Work structured around the product and the decision.
Network behaviour
Use communication patterns and product architecture to create meaningful monitoring context.
Detection model
Shape detections around product-specific events, anomalies and realistic attack paths.
Response model
Define escalation, ownership and investigation steps that fit distributed devices and supporting infrastructure.
Outputs
Things your team can use after the workshop ends.
Exact deliverables depend on scope, but the work should create actionable decisions and reusable artefacts — not just commentary.
- Monitoring operating model for IoT
- Device and telemetry context model
- Detection and investigation use cases
- Response workflow design
- Prioritised implementation roadmap
How we work
Context → assessment → action → capability.
01Understand
02Assess
03Implement
04Enable
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Current positioning
Smart SOC for IoT is presented here as an expert operating approach and engagement model — not as a packaged SaaS product or an assumed 24/7 managed service. The final public wording should be updated once the commercial operating model is confirmed.
Start with the context
Bring us the product, architecture and the question.
We will help define a proportionate next step.