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Managed Security Operations

Controls that were implemented correctly still drift. We keep them effective through recurring reviews, tracked remediation, and a steady improvement loop back into your posture.

Weekly · monthly · quarterly · annual - every check documented
coverage scorecard · sample
CONFIDENTIAL REPORT

Detection coverage - sample

THIS MONTH
EDRChecked
On trackweekly
IdentityChecked
On trackmonthly
BackupsChecked
On trackmonthly
Firewall rulesReviewed
On trackquarterly
Documented at every cadence View runbook →
4 review cadences Weekly to annual
Why this matters

Implemented is not the same as effective.

Configurations drift, admin accounts pile up, alerts get tuned out, and backups quietly stop succeeding - unless someone is checking, on a schedule, and writing it down.

Silent configuration drift

A control that was correct at implementation can quietly stop being correct months later.

Alert fatigue

Untuned alerting drowns real signals in noise until nobody trusts the dashboard.

No evidence when it counts

Without documentation at every cadence, you have a memory of doing the work - not proof of it.

One-time assessments go stale

A posture assessment is a snapshot. Without ongoing checks, that snapshot ages fast.

What sets this apart

Continuous validation, not passive dashboard-watching.

Our Periodic Security Check Framework assigns a defined activity to a defined cadence - weekly, monthly, quarterly, annual - each backed by a buildbook and a runbook your team reviews with us. Every check is actively validated and documented, not just glanced at on a dashboard.

  • Every activity is scoped to your actual stack - not a generic checklist.
  • A buildbook and runbook exist for every recurring activity.
  • Findings feed a tracked remediation loop, not a one-off report.
  • Documented evidence at every cadence, ready for your next audit.
sample periodic check log
Weekly
Solution uptime & authentication checked across the stack.
Logged automatically; exceptions escalated the same week.
Monthly
Admin accounts and backup verification reviewed.
Any stale account or failed job opens a tracked remediation item.
Quarterly
Compliance verification and configuration review completed.
Findings roll into the quarterly maturity checkpoint with your team.
Annual
Roadmap and security posture evaluation refreshed.
Feeds directly into your next assessment cycle.
What this covers

Four pillars, kept effective on an ongoing basis.

Continuous Control Assurance

Verify controls remain in place and effective, with configuration drift checks and periodic hardening reviews.

Security Operations Support

Monitoring, triage support, and incident readiness, keeping your team prepared.

Vulnerability Management Ops

Scan, triage, and remediation tracking - a closed-loop process with SLA targets.

Governance Maintenance

Policy reviews, training updates, and a quarterly maturity checkpoint with roadmap refresh.

Works with your stack

We work with what you already have.

Common examples in scope - among others.

EDR platforms Directory auditing Asset inventory Email security Network access control SIEM Microsoft 365 DNS filtering
Getting started

Four weeks from scoping to a running cadence.

01

Scope confirmation

Confirmation of the set of activities and frequency to be reviewed.

02

Documentation

Create or update the buildbook and runbook for each activity.

03

Review

Review the buildbook and runbook with your team.

04

Start

Activities start running according to their assigned frequency.

The check framework, at a glance.

4
Review cadences: weekly to annual
4
Weeks from scoping to a running cadence
1
Buildbook & runbook per activity
100%
Of checks documented as evidence

Frequently asked questions

Do we need to have gone through an assessment first?
It helps but is not required - we can scope directly against your current tool stack and controls.
What tools do you work with?
Common examples in scope include EDR platforms, directory auditing tools, asset inventory, email security, network access control, SIEM, Microsoft 365 security, and DNS filtering - among others. We work with what you already have.
Who attends the weekly reviews?
Your designated IT/security contact and our operations team - kept short and focused on results, not a status-update ritual.

Controls that stay effective, not just controls that got implemented.

Let’s talk about what a recurring review cadence would look like for your environment.