It’s our goal to empower organisations to evolve to a more integrated approach across all their operational centres.
(IOC- Integrated Operational Centre)
By creating an IOC, only in this way can organisations address some of the industries pressing security challenges: identification, protection, detection, response, and recovery.

To be successful in the face of today’s advanced persistent threat, an organisations’ cyber security challenges need to be placed into the context of its’ business risk. In particular, the holistic view of the wider business process, and its relative impact thereof.

By Integrating security and operations management and with a policy orchestration approach, NOC and SOC functions can greatly cut costs, improve security posture and optimise resources. This will also improve the speed and effectiveness of an organisation’s incident response and related security functions, while supporting their digital transformation by mitigating the impact of soloed operations.

This intersection and overlap in operations and security is essential for establishing the sort of defensive posture and risk management solution required by today’s dynamic business environments.