Redsquid has launched its new 24/7 Managed Security Operations Centre (SOC), marking a major expansion of its cybersecurity capabilities.

The launch follows Redsquid’s recent acquisition of Cyberseer, a specialist Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) known for threat detection, incident response and regulatory compliance.

Powered by the ASPECT automation platform and a highly experienced team of security analysts, Redsquid’s new SOC delivers continuous monitoring, rapid incident response and advanced threat analytics. 

According to the company, this launch positions Redsquid as the UK’s only B Corp certified MSSP with wholly proprietary SOC capability. 

“Detect and respond to priority threats in minutes, not hours”

Adrian Hunt, Co-Founder, Cyberseer and Chief Security Officer, Redsquid said: “Organisations today face an overwhelming volume of security alerts and increasingly sophisticated threats that don’t respect business hours.  

“Our 24/7 Managed SOC solution combines advanced automation with expert human analysis to detect and respond to priority threats in minutes, not hours.” 

Critical challenges

The new SOC solution addresses five critical challenges facing organisations:  

• Alert overload 
• The need for true 24/7 monitoring and response 
• Advanced threat detection across every layer of the tech stack 
• Compliance and regulatory demands 
• The need for cost efficiency without sacrificing expertise

The SOC achieves industry-leading benchmarks, including acknowledgement of threats in under one minute and response times of just 14 minutes.  

“A leap forward”

Sohin Raithatha, CEO, Redsquid commented: “With our most recent acquisitions, Redsquid has officially redefined what it means to be a Managed Service Provider.

“We’ve become a full-scale Managed Security Service Provider, complete with our own Security Operations Centre and proprietary cybersecurity technology.

“No other UK MSP can say that. No one else offers the same depth of managed IT, cloud and cybersecurity, all under one roof, powered by our own IP.

“That’s not just growth; that’s a leap forward,” Raithatha concluded.