SOC, XDR, and Threat Intelligence
Most companies have tools that generate alerts. What’s missing are the people to review them at night and on weekends, and the experience to distinguish an attack from noise. The SOC360 team stands watch 24/7, responds on your behalf, and – when necessary – provides full incident handling with digital forensics. This is complemented by Exabeam behavior analytics and external threat intelligence from Check Point External Risk Management.
241days
was the average time to detect and contain a breach – according to the IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025, a Ponemon Institute study of 600 organizations.1
40
analysts made up the SOC360 team at the end of 2025 – working 24/7, without L1/L2/L3 line splits.2
200,000+
endpoints and identities are monitored by SOC360 across dozens of organizations.2
4 h
from report to mobilization of a three-person response team; up to six people within 24 hours.3
273,000
incidents were handled in 2025 by national CSIRT teams – 144.4% more than the previous year.4
Conclusion: time is money. Breaches detected by an internal team cost an average of $0.9 million less than those the company learned about from the attacker.1
The first two are real cases from SOC360 team analyses. The others are based on Verizon and Exabeam reports and the SOC360 service description. Common conclusion: an attack leaves traces – the question is whether someone will see them in time. For each: what the team or technology does at that point.
Messages posing as RFQs and invoices, with the recipient’s company name in the file name – including in Polish. The attachment contains an obfuscated script that loads malicious code directly into memory from a server on a compromised, trusted site with a valid certificate. Unique names and checksums meant reputation databases did not recognize them for a long time.5
SOC360: detection by the EDR behavioral engine and a report from a vigilant employee, followed by retrospective analysis, threat hunting across other clients, and correlation with threat intelligence – leading to the samples being linked to the Pure malware family.5
A script run from a mounted ISO image downloaded code from a compromised Polish domain, disguised as a .jpg image, and used a legitimate system tool to launch a module that steals browser passwords, clipboard data, keystrokes, and screenshots. Intelligence sources flagged the file as safe.6
SOC360: an alert from EDR, which analyzed the entire process history rather than just file reputation. Analysts deconstructed the infection chain and the data exfiltration channel.6
Encryption begins after hours, and the first alert waits in the queue until Monday. In the Verizon 2026 report, ransomware appears in 48% of breaches.7
SOC360: 24/7 monitoring and immediate response – host isolation, file quarantine, account lockout – within the permissions agreed upon during deployment.2
Someone noticed encrypted files or unusual transfers. Hours count: the attack must be stopped, evidence secured, and the attacker’s entry point determined.
SOC360 DFIR: 24/7 readiness, three people mobilized in 4 hours, up to six within 24 hours. Incident containment, digital forensics, system recovery, and support in contacting CSIRTs and law enforcement.3
64% of specialists consider insiders – whether malicious or with compromised accounts – a greater risk than external attackers. Only 44% of organizations use behavior analytics.8
Exabeam: behavior profiles for users and non-human identities (NHIs) catch unusual access and data transfers, while automatically built timelines show the full history of the event.9
The team cannot keep up with the queue, so a real attack gets lost among false alarms. The longer manual triage takes, the later the response begins.
Exabeam Nova: AI agents assess threats, conduct initial investigations, and support the analyst, while automation connects over 1,000 tools.9
Almost everyone collects logs today. But collecting is not the same as analysis.
An alert read on Monday morning about a Friday night attack is an incident report, not detection.
SOC360
SOC360 is part of our portfolio on a partnership basis. Together, we monitor operating systems, user identities, cloud environments, and networks – using EDR, NDR, SIEM, ITDR, and cloud security systems. We analyze threats at the source and respond to incidents instantly.2
Workstations and servers, identities, cloud, and network – 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Every analyst handles a case from start to finish – without waiting for escalation between levels.
Host isolation, file quarantine, account lockout – according to permissions established during deployment.
Proactive searching for traces of an attack and development of detection rules – before an alert appears.
Three people in 4 hours, six within 24 hours. Evidence preservation, reporting, and recovery support.3
Configuration audit, design, log source connection, and detection rule tuning – even if you are just deploying the platform.10
SOC360 Sp. z o.o. holds ISO 27001 and ISO 22301 certifications. After every incident, the client receives a detailed report.2
SOC360 integrates with the security solutions used in your company – it pulls alerts via API from EDR/XDR, NDR, and SIEM systems – and where something is missing, it provides proven systems from market leaders.2
Services
What we monitor
Team competencies
Company
Technologies SOC360 works with – among others
Already have EDR or XDR? SOC360 connects to it – no need to replace it. List provided by SOC360.10
Check Point ERM
93% true positive alert rate – according to the vendor.11
Check Point ERM
20 min from launch to first actionable insights – according to the vendor.12
If you want to build your own SOC team or a hybrid model with SOC360, you need a platform that collects logs and shows what is unusual in them. Exabeam combines cloud SIEM with behavior analytics for users and non-human identities (NHIs) – including AI agents.9
Only 44% of organizations use behavior analytics today, even though 64% of specialists consider insider threats more dangerous than external ones.8
Article 21(2)(b) requires incident handling, and Article 23 requires reporting of significant incidents: early warning within 24 hours, notification within 72 hours, and a final report within one month.13
The amendment implementing NIS2 is effective from April 3, 2026. Essential and important entities have until April 3, 2027, to implement their obligations, and managers are also responsible for cybersecurity.14
Articles 17–19 require an ICT incident management process, their classification, and reporting of major incidents to the competent authority.15
Regulations do not specify products. But without continuous monitoring, it is impossible to meet the 24-hour early warning deadline – first, you have to know that an incident is occurring.
SafeWave has been operating since 1998 as a vendor-agnostic integrator. We conduct implementations in stages so that protection does not halt company operations.
We check what logs and tools you already have, what is being monitored, who responds, and in what timeframe.
SOC as a Service with SOC360, your own SOC on Exabeam, or a hybrid model – tailored to your team and budget.
System connection, configuration audit, initial tuning, establishing points of contact and response permissions, workshops.
24/7 monitoring, report after every incident, rule tuning. For your team – SOC Academy training, from awareness to technical levels.16
Let’s start with a readiness assessment: what is monitored and what is not, and how much time passes from attack to response.