Security Operations Center (SOC)
Someone still has to watch the alerts when your team has logged off. Huntress provides around-the-clock monitoring so suspicious activity is reviewed as it happens, not the next business day. Genuine threats are separated from noise, then either flagged to you or actioned so an incident does not sit unnoticed. The same team also hunts proactively, looking for activity that never tripped a clean alarm in the first place.
Managed Phishing and Security Awareness Training (SAT)
Most breaches still start with a convincing email and one rushed click. This service trains staff on what to look for, then tests those habits with realistic phishing simulations. People who get caught receive extra coaching rather than a lecture after the fact. You get reporting that shows whether behaviour is improving — useful for leadership, cyber insurance and audit questions, not just a once-a-year slideshow.
Managed Detection and Response (MDR/EDR)
Signature-based tools miss quiet or unusual behaviour. MDR watches how endpoints and network traffic normally look, then flags activity that does not fit. Endpoint detection and response is managed day to day, with a mix of automated detection and human hunting. The aim is to catch an intrusion while it is still small, not after files are already encrypted.
Vulnerability Management
Unpatched systems remain one of the easiest ways in. Regular scanning shows what is exposed, then findings are ranked so the risky items are fixed first rather than everything at once. Patching can be handled as a notification or as a completed fix. When you need a realistic test of the defences, Cybra can run penetration testing and broader security assessments.
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Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)
Security tools produce a lot of logs. A SIEM pulls those sources together so patterns are visible instead of sitting in separate consoles. Events are monitored and alerted on with a usable audit trail for compliance. Detection rules are tuned over time so you are not buried in noise or flying blind when an investigator later asks what happened.
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Infrastructure Security Management
Firewalls, intrusion prevention, email filtering and web controls only help if they are configured and maintained. This service covers that ongoing work, whether the stack is cloud, hardware or a mix. The outcome is fewer obvious gaps: less spam in inboxes, fewer malicious sites getting through, and perimeter rules that still match how the business actually operates.
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Incident Response
When something gets through, speed and a clear plan matter more than extra tools. The first step is triage and containment so the issue does not spread. Forensics then establish what was accessed, how it started and what needs to be preserved. Work follows your incident response and business continuity plans, with documentation that stands up to management, legal and insurer questions afterwards.