SIEM Architecture
Logging strategy, data onboarding, retention, normalization and architecture designed around the detections you need.
What you get
- A logging strategy
- Onboarding and retention plan
- Architecture design
C3SA modernizes security operations by connecting telemetry, detection engineering, automation, workflows and analyst capability around measurable detection and response outcomes.
Our work is designed around practical outcomes, not activity for its own sake.
Logging strategy, data onboarding, retention, normalization and architecture.
Threat-informed detections mapped to adversary behavior and use cases.
Enrichment, triage, orchestration and containment workflows.
Endpoint, identity, cloud and network signal integration.
Hypothesis-driven hunts and analytics to uncover hidden activity.
Roles, escalation, metrics, runbooks, governance and continuous improvement.
Transformation starts with a baseline of what the SOC detects, how fast it responds and where analysts spend their time.
Logging strategy, data onboarding, retention, normalization and architecture designed around the detections you need.
What you get
Threat-informed detections mapped to adversary behaviour and your use cases, managed like code with testing and version control.
What you get
Enrichment, triage, orchestration and containment workflows that reduce manual effort per alert.
What you get
Integrating endpoint, identity, cloud and network signals so investigations start with context.
What you get
Hypothesis-driven hunts that look for activity existing detections miss, with every hunt producing new or improved detections.
What you get
Roles, escalation paths, metrics, runbooks and governance, so the SOC can be managed and improved.
What you get
Engagements can be targeted, project-based or part of a broader transformation program.
A SOC can be overwhelmed, under-instrumented or hard to measure. C3SA assesses people, processes, telemetry, detection content, triage, escalation and governance, then redesigns the operating model around your priority risks.
C3SA can implement the changes, from SIEM and XDR to detection engineering and automation, and provide hypercare while the team adopts the new model.
Coverage of priority threats, telemetry quality, detection content, alert volume and triage time, escalation, staffing and metrics, compared against what the business needs.
Measures tied to outcomes, such as detection coverage of priority techniques, time to detect, time to contain and the proportion of alerts that lead to action.
Yes. Many organizations use a managed provider for some functions. C3SA defines responsibilities, handoffs and measures across in-house and outsourced teams.
A SOC is overwhelmed, under-instrumented or hard to measure.
C3SA assesses people, processes, telemetry, detection content, triage, escalation and governance, and redesigns the operating model around priority risks.
A SOC maturity baseline, target operating model, detection backlog, workflow improvements and performance measures.