Wazuh with operation, context and response.
CyberSOC combines Wazuh with specialists, procedures and automation to convert alerts into prioritized incidents and coordinated actions.
Organizations that rely on the experience of CTL
Real operations · multiple industries
Wazuh may be a centerpiece of the CyberSOC, but the service is not tied to a single platform.
CTL evaluates the existing environment and procedures before recommending changes. The service adapts to the agreed architecture, with documented responsibilities, severity and scaling criteria.
Which includes the scope.
Endpoint and Server Events
It is defined during onboarding and reviewed with operation data to maintain consistent criteria.
File integrity monitoring and configuration
It is defined during onboarding and reviewed with operation data to maintain consistent criteria.
Context-adjusted detections and rules
It is defined during onboarding and reviewed with operation data to maintain consistent criteria.
Integration with cloud and on-premise sources
It is defined during onboarding and reviewed with operation data to maintain consistent criteria.
Active response under approved criteria
It is defined during onboarding and reviewed with operation data to maintain consistent criteria.
Dashboards and operational reports
It is defined during onboarding and reviewed with operation data to maintain consistent criteria.
A visible and documented process.
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Evaluate the existing architecture and version.
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Prioritize sources and use cases.
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Adjust rules and alert levels.
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Integrate playbooks and scaling.
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Tune the platform from the operation.
Own SOC or managed CyberSOC.
Compare continuity, speed and structure before investing.
Outcome: more continuity and specialization without extending a fixed structure.
Know the managed modelDirect responses.
What is the difference between an CyberSOC and an SIEM?
The SIEM is a platform that centralizes and correlates data. An CyberSOC is the operational capability that combines tools, specialists, procedures and automation to analyze signals, prioritize incidents and coordinate a response.
Can CTL work with the tools we already have?
Yes. The first step is to evaluate existing sources, licenses, integrations and procedures. Technology recommendation is defined after survey and does not require replacing a platform that already provides value.
How long does the implementation take?
It depends on the number of sources, their accessibility, the quality of events and the maturity of procedures. CTL proposes a phased onboarding to validate critical signals first and extend the scope in a controlled way.
Boost your cybersecurity strategy with an CyberSOC managed in Argentina.
We review coverage, sources and risks to propose a clear scope, integrated with your technological reality.