Managed SOC Services
A managed SOC provides security monitoring, threat detection, and incident response without building an in-house security operations center. Aadit's Managed SOC includes 24/7 monitoring, threat intelligence, vulnerability management, and compliance reporting.
Building and staffing an in-house Security Operations Center is expensive, resource-intensive, and hard to sustain. Aadit's Managed SOC Services give you a world-class SOC — expert analysts, proven processes, and modern tooling — that monitors your environment around the clock, detects threats in real time, and responds fast, so your team can stay focused on the business.
What Are Managed SOC Services?
Managed SOC Services, also called SOC-as-a-Service, are a fully outsourced security operation where a specialist provider takes responsibility for monitoring, detecting, and responding to threats across your IT environment. Instead of relying on limited internal resources or fragmented tools, you gain a comprehensive, always-on security capability — the equivalent of an entire security team, without the overhead of salaries, training, and infrastructure.
Our Approach: Protect, Detect, Respond
- Protect — proactive hardening, strong access controls, and preventative security technologies to stop attacks before they start.
- Detect — continuous monitoring and advanced analytics across logs, network traffic, and endpoint behaviour.
- Respond — rapid containment, eradication, and recovery to minimise disruption and restore normal operations.
24/7 Coverage That Never Sleeps
Threats don't keep office hours. Our analysts monitor your environment every hour of every day, so an alert at 2am gets the same rapid response as one at 2pm. Outsourced monitoring also means faster onboarding and far lower cost than recruiting, training, and retaining a round-the-clock in-house team — with no large upfront investment in tooling or infrastructure.
Managed SOC coverage starts at ₹99,000/month, and we're trusted by 50+ businesses with a 4.9/5 client rating.
Managed SOC vs. Building In-House
- Cost — a predictable monthly service versus high upfront and ongoing investment.
- Expertise — immediate access to a specialised team versus hiring and retaining scarce talent.
- Technology — continuously updated tooling included versus buying and maintaining it yourself.
- Coverage — true 24/7/365 versus gaps limited by internal staffing.
- Scalability — flex up or down on demand versus slow, costly capacity changes.
Industries We Serve
We support regulated and data-sensitive sectors, including healthcare (HIPAA), financial services and BFSI (RBI guidelines and PCI DSS), retail and e-commerce, manufacturing, and government — aligning every engagement to the compliance and risk profile of your industry.
Understanding the managed-SOC operating model
A managed Security Operations Centre is an externally delivered monitoring and investigation service. Analysts review signals from the agreed environment, investigate suspicious activity and coordinate escalation with the customer's team. Buying a managed SOC does not transfer every security responsibility: business owners still approve disruptive actions, maintain systems and decide what risks they will accept. The engagement should identify who can disable an account, isolate an endpoint or contact a third-party provider during an incident.
Monitoring works best when the provider can connect relevant endpoint, identity, network and cloud logs. During onboarding, agree what will be collected, how long it will be retained, who can access it and what happens when a log source stops reporting. A SIEM can help centralise and correlate those events, but collecting more data is not the same as finding every threat. Detection rules need business context, maintenance and a process for investigating findings.
How to evaluate SOC service providers in India
Compare providers against a written scope rather than a list of tool names. Ask which systems they support, whether monitoring and response operate throughout the required hours, and which incident actions are included. Separate an alert notification from an analyst investigation and from hands-on containment. Each requires different access, staffing and authority. Make sure subcontractors, data locations, retention rules and customer responsibilities are documented.
Use a sample escalation scenario to test the proposed process. For example, describe a compromised administrator account and ask who investigates, who approves account suspension and how the internal team receives evidence. This is a procurement exercise, not a claimed customer result. Request a sample report and explain what your technical and business stakeholders need to see. Provider certifications may inform due diligence, but verify their current scope rather than treating a logo as proof that your environment is protected.
Agree measures such as alert triage time, escalation time, log-source coverage and the handling of unresolved investigations. Define when each measurement starts and stops. Distinguish a contractual service level from a proposed improvement target; do not assume a provider can guarantee the prevention of an incident. Reporting should explain significant findings, outstanding actions and coverage gaps rather than simply count alerts.
Planning onboarding and ongoing reviews
Start with an inventory of critical applications, endpoints, identities and cloud services. Assign owners for access approvals, integration work and incident decisions. Connect a manageable initial scope, test that logs arrive and rehearse the escalation path before extending coverage. An organisation with limited internal security staffing still needs reachable decision-makers and a way to implement recommendations.
Review the service when systems, business priorities or regulatory obligations change. Check whether new applications and privileged accounts are in scope and whether decommissioned systems have been removed. Managed SOC reporting can support audits, but it does not itself confer ISO 27001 certification, a SOC 2 report or legal compliance. Combine operational monitoring with appropriate risk assessment, testing and governance. For definitions, see SOC and SIEM; for the related delivery model, see SOC as a Service.
Pricing
Managed SOC services start at ₹99,000/month, with final pricing based on the size of your environment, the volume of data monitored, your service-level requirements, and the specific services you need. We'll scope your requirements and provide a tailored quote — request a custom quote.
What's Included
Comprehensive coverage for your organization.
24/7 Security Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of your network, servers, endpoints, and cloud environments for suspicious activity.
Advanced Threat Detection
SIEM and EDR technologies with AI-assisted analytics to surface real threats quickly and accurately.
Threat Intelligence Integration
Real-time global threat feeds so we anticipate and proactively defend against emerging attacks.
Incident Response & Remediation
A structured process to contain, eradicate, and recover from security incidents fast.
Vulnerability Management
Regular scans and prioritised remediation guidance before weaknesses can be exploited.
Compliance Reporting
Reports and evidence to demonstrate SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS adherence.
Key Benefits
Reduced Costs
Enterprise-grade protection without the salaries, tooling, and infrastructure of an in-house SOC.
Access to Expertise
An experienced team of analysts, threat hunters, and incident responders from day one.
24/7 Coverage
Continuous monitoring and response, including nights, weekends, and holidays.
Faster Incident Response
Rapid containment that limits damage, downtime, and data loss.
Compliance Support
Ongoing help meeting SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR, HIPAA, and PCI-DSS requirements.
Scalability
Scale monitoring up or down as your environment and business needs change.
Scope with confidence
Before you engage a managed soc services provider
A useful engagement begins with a clear view of the systems, owners, business priorities, and evidence that should be in scope. This helps keep the work focused on decisions and improvements your team can act on.
Consideration 1: Map the applications, infrastructure, identities, and data that support critical operations.
Consideration 2: Use risk assessments and testing to identify the most material control gaps before committing to tools or remediation projects.
Consideration 3: Set clear ownership, escalation paths, and evidence requirements so improvements can be sustained and measured.
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