Ultimate Continuous Security Monitoring Guide

Inside our Ultimate Continuous Security Monitoring (CSM) Guide:  

  • In-house vs. outsourced security monitoring: pros & cons
  • Cost-benefit analysis: real industry numbers
  • Going beyond monitoring: power of SIEM & SOC as a service
  • Managed SOC pricing calculator
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Why you'll enjoy this Ultimate Continuous Security Monitoring Guide:
Straight talk on costs
Get a clear comparison between running an in-house continuous monitoring and using a Managed SOC to outsource it, with two scenarios to visualize cost-effectiveness.
Complete comparison of in-house vs. outsourced continuous monitoring
Consider the benefits of building your SOC versus outsourcing, including insights on SIEM's role in full security.
Practical Guidance
Whether you handle security yourself or think about Managed SOC, we provide clear tips for better decision-making.
Clues to advanced security monitoring
Experience expert threat detection, 24/7 protection, and flexible solutions that work for you, minus the unnecessary complexity.
24/7 SOC coverage pricing calculator
Enter your specific business requirements and receive a tailored estimate in seconds, eliminating the guesswork.
Clear visual guides
With easy-to-digest infographics and comparison tables, we break down costs and benefits, giving busy professionals quick and actionable insights.
No guesswork, just smarter security monitoring
Stop guessing what Continuous Security Monitoring will cost you. Our Guide provides transparent, reliable information so you can make facts-based decisions.
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Why Continuous security monitoring is non-negotiable

Security isn't just about protecting your data—it's about keeping an eye on it 24/7. Continuous monitoring helps you:

  • Stay compliant: Meet regulations like SOC 2 and PCI DSS, considering recent PCI DSS rules 10.1 (logging access) and 10.2 (detecting anomalies), etc., are must-haves.
  • Prevent costly breaches: Detect and address vulnerabilities before they escalate into expensive, damaging attacks.
  • Reduce third-party risks: Monitor potential vulnerabilities in outsourced vendors and supply chains to prevent external threats.