SOC & MXDR operating models
Roles, responsibilities, service boundaries, escalation paths, governance and measurable outcomes.
SOC & MXDR consulting
I help organisations design, modernise and improve SOC and MXDR capability across technology, service design, process, assurance and leadership.
Where I help
Security operations problems rarely sit neatly in one layer. A detection problem can be a data problem, a process problem, a service-design problem or a capability problem. I work across those boundaries rather than treating them as separate workstreams.
Roles, responsibilities, service boundaries, escalation paths, governance and measurable outcomes.
Identify operational friction, reduce avoidable hand-offs and improve consistency across analyst and client workflows.
Challenge whether tooling, integrations, detections and processes support the intended service rather than simply existing.
Translate target-state architecture and strategy into practical changes that teams can adopt and operate.
Improve the connection between telemetry, detection engineering, triage, investigation and response.
Bridge engineers, analysts, service teams, clients and senior stakeholders without losing technical context.
Approach
I prefer to begin with the job the security operation needs to do: what must be detected, investigated, communicated and acted on, by whom, and with what level of confidence.
From there, I work backwards into the tooling, data, process and organisational changes required. That keeps transformation grounded in service outcomes rather than feature adoption.
Related capability
Sentinel, Defender, KQL, integrations, detections and automation.
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