FAQs

A Cyber Resilience Strategy is a structured approach that helps an organization anticipate, withstand, respond to, and recover from cyber threats while maintaining critical business operations. It combines cybersecurity, risk management, incident response, disaster recovery, and business continuity to minimize the impact of security incidents.

The engagement establishes change categories, reviewers, testing requirements, and deployment permissions. Detection changes are documented with their purpose and dependencies. Where supported, rollback procedures are prepared before implementation.

Usage reviews may identify unnecessary ingestion, inefficient configurations, or retention settings that need attention. Recommendations are assessed against security visibility and investigation requirements. Savings depend on the platform, pricing model, and approved changes.

Incident investigation is not automatically included. SIEM management addresses the platform and its detection capability. Alert monitoring and investigation can be provided through a separately defined Managed SOC scope.

Licensing, cloud consumption, storage, and hosting are identified separately in the proposal. Responsibility for procurement, renewal, infrastructure maintenance, and vendor support is documented before the service begins.

Innoraft investigates the collection path within the managed scope. Resolution may require action from a source-system owner, network team, cloud administrator, or vendor. The service defines how those dependencies are escalated and tracked.

Alert tuning can be included in the service. We use investigation feedback and business context to identify why rules generate unnecessary alerts, then test proposed changes. The objective is to improve relevance while preserving useful visibility.

An existing deployment can be assessed for transition. We review its architecture, documentation, access, integrations, detection content, and known issues before agreeing responsibility. Any remediation needed for service acceptance is identified during this assessment.

Platform support is confirmed during discovery against the product, deployment model, integrations, and required engineering tasks. The proposal names the supported platform and scope. We do not assume that every SIEM or configuration can be covered by the same service.

SIEM management maintains and improves the monitoring platform. Managed SOC uses security telemetry and alerts to investigate suspicious activity and coordinate incidents. A client may need either service or both, depending on its existing capabilities.