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Managed security services
Support ongoing security operations through monitoring, detection and response processes aligned with your environment and priorities.
For Australian small and medium businesses and enterprise organisations.
Discuss your requirementsWhen to consider this service
Start with the problem
you need to solve.
Security tools without enough time or capacity to monitor alerts, investigate activity and maintain response processes.
Agree a focused scope that reflects the systems, information and business activities you need to protect. The starting point is your current environment and the decisions your team needs to make.
Scope & outcomes
Practical work.
Clear deliverables.
What the engagement can cover
- Review monitoring needs, existing tools and escalation requirements
- Agree service boundaries, responsibilities and reporting
- Define detection, investigation and response workflows
Typical deliverables to agree
- An agreed operating scope
- Escalation and reporting arrangements
- An ongoing review and improvement process
Agree final deliverables, access requirements and responsibilities before the engagement begins.
Built around your organisation
The right fit
for your team.
Small & medium businesses
Add operational capacity where your internal team cannot cover every security task.
Explore cyber security for SMBsEnterprise organisations
Complement internal security operations with clearly defined responsibilities, integration requirements and performance reporting.
Explore enterprise cyber securityPlanning your engagement
Agree the operating model behind security monitoring
Managed security is most useful when the operating responsibilities are explicit. Identify which systems generate security records, which alerts will be reviewed and who can authorise a response action. Existing IT support, internal security teams and external providers need a shared escalation process. Service selection should consider coverage hours, exclusions, integration work and reporting as well as technology. These arrangements must be agreed; a monitoring service alone does not establish that every system or threat is covered.
What to prepare before we start
Bring your current security tools, logging sources, critical systems and escalation contacts. Identify internal response capacity and the activities you want supported. Confirm onboarding, coverage hours, retention arrangements, response authority and how ongoing service performance will be reviewed.
Common questions
Managed security services FAQs
How does managed security differ from general IT support?
General IT support keeps systems operating. Managed security focuses on agreed security activities such as monitoring, detection, investigation and response. The exact coverage and hours must be agreed in the service scope.
How is the engagement scoped?
Scope is agreed around your objectives, systems, stakeholders and available resources. Confirm deliverables, responsibilities, exclusions and any ongoing support before work begins.
Does managed security replace an internal IT or security team?
It can supplement agreed activities and capacity. Your organisation still needs clear ownership for business decisions, system changes and risk acceptance. Define how the service works with internal staff and existing providers before onboarding.
What should we ask when comparing managed security services?
Ask about monitored systems, coverage hours, alert investigation, escalation responsibilities, response authority and exclusions. Clarify onboarding, reporting, data handling and the process for changing scope. Compare these operating details rather than assuming all services provide the same coverage.