Why 80% of Brazilian SOCs don't deliver

SIEM producing thousands of alerts/day; 90% are noise; real incident arrives in the mail.

Offshore SOC in a time zone that doesn't match your night, and operators who don't know your apps.

"SLA of 4h" that starts counting from ticket acknowledgement — meaning actual response is 8h+.

No runbook by play; incident response improvised — lateral movement time exceeds detection time.

No real visibility into cloud (AWS/Azure/GCP), Kubernetes and SaaS — only endpoint and network.

No executive reporting with MTTD, MTTR, incident volume and trend — the board doesn't know if it's working.

SOC as a Service the Evernow way

Brazilian analysts 24x7

Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 in São Paulo and Rio, with L2+ certifications (GCIA, GCIH, CHFI). Handoff in Portuguese, escalation in English when needed.

Contractual SLA with teeth

Critical: first response in 15 min, containment in 60 min. High: 30/120 min. Medium/Low: 4h/8h. Miss → financial penalty.

Cloud-native coverage

AWS GuardDuty, Azure Sentinel, GCP Chronicle, Kubernetes runtime, SaaS APIs (M365, Google Workspace, Okta). Not just endpoint.

Runbook by play (MITRE ATT&CK)

For each ATT&CK TTP relevant to your context, there is a specific runbook with actions, approvers, forensic evidence and report.

Weekly tuning, not "set and forget"

Weekly review to add detections, retire noisy rules and calibrate thresholds. False-positive rate drops 60% in 90 days.

Monthly executive report

MTTD, MTTR, volume by severity, top attackers, biggest risks and roadmap of next detections to implement.

SLA matrix by severity

Severity First response Containment Closure report
Crítico15 min60 min24 h
Alto30 min2 h48 h
Médio2 h8 h5 business days
Baixo8 h3 business days10 business days

SLA with contractual penalties applied to the monthly fee. Detailed in the master contract, not on the commercial slide.

Live in 30 days, not 9 months

Days 1-7: Connectors

Integration with EDR/XDR, cloud, identity, network and critical apps. Standard connectors: CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Darktrace, Sentinel, Defender, Okta, Zscaler.

Days 8-14: Use cases

Top 20 detections by MITRE ATT&CK mapped to your stack (e.g., impossible-travel on Okta, suspicious PS on CrowdStrike, exfil on Zscaler).

Days 15-21: Parallel run

SOC operates in shadow-mode with your current team, validating playbooks and minimizing false positives before taking over.

Days 22-30: Go-live

Full cutover with SLA active, handoff documentation, escalation matrix approved, quarterly tabletop exercise scheduled.

Frequent questions about SOC as a Service

How much does a managed SOC cost in Brazil?

Investment ranges from R$ 35k/month (small environment, 500 endpoints, cloud light) to R$ 180k+/month (enterprise with hybrid multi-cloud, 5k+ endpoints, SaaS sprawl). Includes analysts, tuning, tooling license and executive reporting.

What's the difference vs. a traditional MSSP?

Traditional MSSP opens ticket and passes back; Evernow acts — contains the incident, validates, and hands over only after resolved or escalated. We keep the same team assigned to you — no ticket roulette.

Can you use my existing SIEM/EDR?

Yes, platform-agnostic. We operate with Sentinel, Splunk, Chronicle, QRadar, Sumo Logic; EDR with CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Defender; cloud with native tooling. We also license when needed.

Does it cover incident response on the ground?

The standard package covers remote response. For CSIRT-in-person (forensic imaging, in-office investigation, ANPD/authority communication) we activate the specialist response squad with separate SLA.

Is there LGPD / ISO 27001 compliance in SOC operations?

Yes. Evernow operates ISO 27001 certified environment, DPA contract with LGPD clauses, logging of each analyst action, evidence ready for audits and data-subject requests.

Want a SOC that acts — not just a ticket machine?

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