SOC-as-a-Service

Leveraging a SOCaaS offering is an effective response to escalating cyberthreats and resource scarcity, providing a comprehensive solution to organizations overwhelmed by the complexity of modern cybersecurity.

With FortiGuard SOCaaS, businesses can quickly and affordably obtain the necessary monitoring and detection solution without making substantial investments in additional personnel, time, or technologies.

Fortinet provides proactive, reactive, and managed services that help enterprises detect, prevent, and respond to ransomware attacks. Our expert teams work with security leaders, architects, and other team members to prepare incidentresponse plans, exercise their teams, manage endpoint detection and response (EDR) and the Fortinet Security Fabric, and respond to incidents. With this diversity of services to prepare, maintain, and respond, we can augment enterprise security teams and help security leaders assess and improve their state of readiness for such attacks.

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Take your time back, act when needed, and maximize investments with Fortinet's 24x7 SOC as a Service (SOCaaS). Powered by FortiGuard, Fortinet blends its Security Operations Center (SOC) technology, vast experience, and analyst domain expertise to supplement your SOC team.

The large volume of threats and cybersecurity skill shortage has prevented most businesses from maintaining security operations around the clock.

Managed solutions can offer flexible pricing and guaranteed time-to-service for peace of mind that your business is protected.

SOC Augmentation Services Ordering Guide

FortiGuard SOC as a Service Datasheet

SOCaaS for Partner and MSSP Handbook

SOCaaS for Enterprise Handbook

Whether recovering from a ransomware attack or a compromised email, there are many aspects involved in responding to a cyber incident—such as containment, intra- and inter-department coordination, threat mitigation, business and data recovery, and after-action cleanup. There are several questions that can help you determine whether to manage this process internally or outsource this critical function.

What is SOC-as-a-service? Learn about SOCaaS, whether it's best to outsource security services, and what to look for in a SOCaaS provider.