Security Operations Center | SOC

24/7 Threat Detection

Around-the-clock monitoring helps identify threats early – before they escalate into incidents.

Automated Alerting & Response

Our SOC uses intelligent automation to escalate critical issues and take swift action.

Security Compliance Support

Stay aligned with industry standards through detailed audit logs, reporting, and policy enforcement.

Stronger Security Posture

Get continuous protection and fast response backed by expert analysts.

Detect threats before they impact operations
Minimize dwell time and exposure
Leverage advanced analytics and threat intelligence

Reduced Operational Burden

Eliminate the need to build and staff your own SOC.

Offload 24/7 monitoring to experts
Streamline tool management and configuration
Focus your internal team on strategic priorities

Improved Compliance & Reporting

Meet evolving security and audit requirements with less manual effort.

Generate detailed logs and audit trails
Automate policy enforcement and documentation
Align with SOC 2, HIPAA, PCI DSS, and more

"Aseva's phased implementation transformed our network reliability and security posture while actually simplifying management for our IT team."

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"Collaborating with Aseva has allowed Corona's IT staff to focus on high-priority initiatives within the city, while ensuring the efficient management of our core infrastructure."

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"Before implementing Cato Networks' SASE solution through Aseva, I hadn't come across anything at the enterprise level that's so powerful, yet so easy to roll out and manage."

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What Is a Security Operations Center?

Understanding SOC and What It Means for Cybersecurity

A Security Operations Center (SOC) is a centralized team, system, or service responsible for monitoring, detecting, investigating, and responding to cyber threats. Whether it’s an in-house department or a managed SOC provider, the goal is the same: to protect your organization from evolving attacks and ensure your infrastructure remains secure and compliant. A well-run SOC provides visibility, coordination, and 24/7 protection across your network.

SOC and Your Broader Cyber Strategy

How SOC Services Fit Into a Modern Security Framework

SOC services play a foundational role in today’s layered cybersecurity strategies. From real-time threat monitoring to incident response and log management, a SOC helps businesses stay ahead of threats while reducing the burden on internal teams. Managed SOC services are especially valuable for organizations adopting Zero Trust, SASE, or SD-WAN – offering centralized support that complements advanced security tools.

Choosing the Right SOC Provider

What to Look for in Managed SOC Services

Not all SOC providers are the same. The best managed SOC services offer more than just alerting – they deliver actionable insights, hands-on support, and integrations with your existing security stack. When evaluating vendors, look for 24/7 coverage, experience with your industry’s compliance requirements, and the ability to scale with your business. A strong SOC partner should operate as an extension of your team – not just another tool in the stack.

A SOC monitors, detects, investigates, and responds to cybersecurity threats in real time. Its core functions include threat detection, incident response, vulnerability management, and log analysis.

SOC services are ideal for businesses that require 24/7 threat monitoring, incident response, and regulatory compliance – but lack the internal resources to manage these tasks in-house.

A SOC can augment or fully replace internal security operations depending on your needs. Many organizations use a managed SOC provider to extend their capabilities and free up internal teams for other priorities.

A traditional IT team handles general technology operations, while a SOC focuses solely on security. The SOC specializes in monitoring threats, analyzing logs, and responding to security incidents.

An in-house SOC is built and staffed internally, while a managed SOC is outsourced to a specialized provider. Managed SOCs offer expertise, scale, and cost efficiency – especially for businesses without a large security team.

A SOC helps businesses meet compliance standards by providing log retention, audit trails, real-time threat detection, and documentation required by frameworks like HIPAA, PCI DSS, and SOC 2.

Yes. A SOC provides visibility into access attempts, network traffic, and security incidents – making it an essential component of a Zero Trust approach.

Most SOC providers integrate with SIEM platforms, endpoint detection tools, firewalls, and cloud services to centralize visibility and streamline threat response.

SOC services complement SD-WAN and SASE by monitoring traffic, analyzing threats across distributed environments, and ensuring all traffic – on-prem and cloud – is continuously protected.

It’s easy – just visit aseva.com/get-started and we’ll walk you through next steps for deploying managed SOC services tailored to your environment.

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