A managed SOC should reduce your exposure and your operational burden, not simply create another queue of alerts.
Continuous defence for services that cannot wait until the next working day
Public-sector organisations operate services people depend on. Security monitoring therefore has to work through nights, weekends and holidays, with clear escalation when an incident threatens availability or sensitive data.
Claranet MDR brings endpoint, identity, cloud, network and application telemetry into a managed detection service. Analysts review incidents, remove false positives, investigate material activity and provide clear containment and remediation guidance.
The service can be built around the Microsoft security stack where you already have that investment, or around SentinelOne where endpoint and XDR capability is the priority. Either way, the operating model remains analyst-led and governed by agreed service levels.
Need 24/7 detection without building another security team?
We can assess your existing Microsoft, SentinelOne and wider security estate, identify the coverage gaps and design a managed SOC model around the systems and public services that matter most.
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Managed SOC FAQs for the public sector
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Yes. Claranet provides 24/7/365 managed detection and response from its security operations capability, with analyst-led triage, investigation and response.
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Claranet MDR is delivered using Microsoft Sentinel where customers are invested in Microsoft security, and SentinelOne where endpoint and XDR telemetry is the priority. Microsoft Defender endpoint services are also supported.
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Claranet describes its managed endpoint and SOC services as delivered from a CREST-accredited SOC. Public-sector clearance requirements should be confirmed for the specific service and engagement scope.
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The service provides continuous monitoring, incident records, reporting and response evidence that can support governance and assurance activities. The exact mapping to NCSC CAF or other frameworks should be agreed for the organisation and service.
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Yes. The MDR service can be used as a fully managed capability or designed to complement an existing internal team, with responsibilities, escalation and response actions agreed during onboarding.
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