Cybersecurity
Managed 24/7 SOC Services
Get around-the-clock monitoring, expert threat detection, alert investigation, and response support built to protect your business day and night.
Get StartedA 24/7 managed SOC gives your organization access to the people, processes, and technology needed to monitor your security environment continuously. Instead of relying on your internal team to catch every signal, investigate every alert, and respond to threats alone, Impact helps extend your security capabilities with a fully managed SOC backed by experienced cybersecurity professionals.
How It Works
A Fully Managed, US-Based SOC Built Around Your Environment
Impact’s managed SOC services are designed to integrate with your existing infrastructure and strengthen the way your business monitors, detects, investigates, and responds to threats.
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Assess and Connect
We begin by understanding your current security environment, business priorities, risks, tools, users, endpoints, cloud platforms, and network activity. From there, we help connect the right monitoring solutions across your environment to create stronger visibility into potential threats.
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Monitor and Detect
Once your environment is connected, cybersecurity professionals monitor for suspicious activity, unusual behavior, potential vulnerabilities, and signs of compromise. This helps identify threats across your systems before they become larger incidents.
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Investigate and Prioritize
When an alert is triggered, analysts investigate the activity, filter out noise, and determine whether the event represents a real risk. This helps reduce false positives and gives your team clearer insight into what happened, what systems may be affected, and what should happen next.
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Respond and Improve
When a threat requires action, Impact helps support response and remediation efforts. This may include escalation guidance, containment recommendations, incident response coordination, reporting, and ongoing tuning to strengthen detection over time.
We begin by understanding your current security environment, business priorities, risks, tools, users, endpoints, cloud platforms, and network activity. From there, we help connect the right monitoring solutions across your environment to create stronger visibility into potential threats.
Benefits
Security Monitoring That Gives Your Team More Visibility and Confidence
A fully managed SOC helps your organization strengthen cybersecurity without placing the full burden of 24/7 monitoring and response on your internal team.
Why Work With a Partner
Security Teams Can’t Be Everywhere at Once
Many businesses know they need stronger cybersecurity visibility, but building and maintaining a fully staffed SOC internally can be expensive, complex, and difficult to scale. A managed SOC helps close the gaps that leave organizations exposed.
Cyberattacks can happen overnight, on weekends, during holidays, or at the exact moment your team is focused elsewhere. Without 24/7 managed SOC coverage, suspicious activity may go unnoticed until damage has already been done.
Security tools generate a massive number of alerts, but not every alert is a real threat. Internal teams can quickly become overwhelmed by noise, false positives, and unclear priorities.
Building a fully managed SOC in-house requires trained analysts, threat intelligence, security tools, response processes, reporting workflows, and ongoing coverage. For many organizations, that level of staffing and specialization is not realistic.
Regulatory requirements, cyber insurance expectations, and client security demands are creating more pressure for businesses to prove they have strong monitoring, detection, and response capabilities in place.
Insights
What Is a Security Operations Center (SOC)?
A security operations center is the command center of a strong cybersecurity strategy. Learn what a SOC is, how it helps monitor and respond to threats, who works inside a SOC, and how a managed SOC gives businesses access to dedicated security expertise without building one internally.
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Why Impact?
Impact understands that cybersecurity does not exist in a vacuum. Get a cybersecurity partner backed by managed IT expertise, consulting support, vCISO guidance, endpoint protection, network security monitoring, and 24/7 monitoring through our partner DOT Security’s dedicated SOC.
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FAQs
Managed SOC Services Questions
Have questions about managed SOC services, 24/7 monitoring, and how a fully managed SOC supports your cybersecurity program? Start here.
Managed SOC services give your business access to a Security Operations Center (SOC) without having to build and staff one internally. A managed SOC monitors your environment, detects suspicious activity, investigates alerts, and supports threat response.
A 24/7 managed SOC typically includes continuous monitoring, threat detection, alert investigation, incident escalation, reporting, and response support. Depending on your environment, this may include MDR, SIEM, NDR, endpoint monitoring, vulnerability monitoring, and other security tools.
An in-house SOC requires your business to hire analysts, purchase tools, build workflows, manage reporting, and provide continuous coverage. A fully managed SOC gives you access to established cybersecurity professionals, technology, and processes without placing the entire operational burden on your internal team.
Threats can happen at any time. If your team only reviews alerts during business hours, suspicious activity may go undetected for too long. 24/7 SOC monitoring helps reduce visibility gaps by keeping watch over your environment around the clock.
Not exactly. MDR, or managed detection and response, is often one key part of a managed SOC strategy. A managed SOC may include MDR along with other monitoring, investigation, reporting, SIEM, NDR, vulnerability monitoring, and response capabilities.
