SecOps & Detection Engineering

SIEM deployment that delivers high-fidelity alerts, not noise

We architect centralized log pipelines, configure active detection rules, and tune correlation logic across your cloud, servers, and endpoints.

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What teams usually value in this service

Wazuh, Splunk, Sentinel & Elastic expertise

Custom MITRE ATT&CK correlation rules

Audit-ready log retention (SOC 2, ISO 27001, RBI)

What is covered

Log source onboarding (cloud audit trails, Linux/Windows servers, firewalls, IAM)
Agent deployment and HIDS configuration across server fleets (Wazuh agents)
Custom alert rules, correlation logic, and false-positive reduction
Automated active response playbooks and Slack/email alerting integration
Compliance dashboarding and retention policies for SOC 2, ISO 27001, and RBI

Who this service is for

Startups needing centralized log monitoring for SOC 2 or ISO 27001
Enterprises upgrading from basic log search to proactive detection
FinTechs requiring immutable audit log retention under RBI/SEBI frameworks
Engineering teams deploying open-source Wazuh or cloud-native Sentinel

Common attack paths and issues tested

Privilege escalation and unauthorized admin activity

Real-time alert rules detecting sudo abuse, new IAM policy attachments, and shadow admin creation.

Lateral movement and credential dumping

Correlation logic detecting abnormal internal SSH/RDP sessions, SMB share enumeration, and LSASS dumping.

Data exfiltration and cloud storage exposure

Detection of mass download events, anomalous S3 bucket permissions, and egress traffic spikes.

What clients receive

Fully deployed and tested SIEM platform instance
Documented log ingestion architecture and source inventory
Custom correlation rule catalog mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
Operational runbook for alert triage and rule maintenance

Engagement process

1Assess log sources, compliance requirements, and alert priorities
2Deploy and harden SIEM server architecture and collector agents
3Ingest, normalize, and validate log streams from servers and clouds
4Implement and tune custom detection rules and alerting channels
5Conduct simulated attack testing to verify detection efficacy

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Frequently asked questions

Which SIEM platforms do you support?

We specialize in Wazuh (open-source and cloud), Splunk Enterprise Security, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic Security (ELK), and Graylog.

How long does a typical SIEM implementation take?

A standard deployment for startups and mid-market teams typically takes 1 to 3 weeks, including agent deployment, rule tuning, and handover.

Does this help with SOC 2, ISO 27001, and RBI compliance?

Yes. Centralized log retention, integrity monitoring, and alerting are core requirements for SOC 2 (CC7.2/CC7.3), ISO 27001 (A.8.15), and RBI cybersecurity guidelines.

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