Knowledge base
Security guides & SOC answers
Plain-language articles for Thai and Singapore SMB buyers covering pricing, compliance, EDR, ransomware, and how to choose an MSSP. Each guide links to published plans when you are ready.
Basics
2 guides7 Signs Your Business Needs a SOC
You do not need a SOC because hackers target “big” companies. You need one when your attack surface, compliance pre…
Read guide → BasicsWhat Is EDR/XDR, and Do SMBs Actually Need It?
Antivirus stops known malware. EDR watches behaviour on each device. XDR connects endpoints, identity, and cloud logs.…
Read guide →Buyer's guide
1 guidesCloud
3 guidesEntra ID security monitoring
Most ransomware and BEC campaigns start with a compromised identity, not a broken firewall. If Microsoft Entra ID (form…
Read guide → CloudMicrosoft 365 Security Monitoring for Thai SMBs
Most Thai SMBs run on Microsoft 365 — but default licensing does not include a 24/7 team watching sign-in anomalies,…
Read guide → CloudCloud Security Monitoring for SMBs
Your perimeter moved to identity and API keys. Firewalls still matter — but most SMB breaches start in cloud consoles…
Read guide →Compare
3 guidesMDR vs SOC: What Is the Difference?
Vendors use “MDR”, “SOC”, and “SOCaaS” interchangeably in sales decks. Buyers suffer. Here is a practical d…
Read guide → CompareSOC vs SIEM: A Straight Comparison
Buying a SIEM tool is not the same as operating a Security Operations Centre. Here is how the two differ, and what Thai…
Read guide → CompareManaged SOC vs In-House Security Team
The spreadsheet says hire analysts. The budget says you cannot. Here is an honest cost and capability comparison for Th…
Read guide →Service
3 guidesHow SOC onboarding works
No multi-month enterprise project. We scope your estate, deploy agents and log sources, tune detections, then hand you…
Read guide → ServiceSOC SLA and response times
Buyers deserve clear targets before they subscribe. These are the response commitments by edition. Cybersecurity reduce…
Read guide → Service24/7 Security Monitoring Built for Thai SMBs
Most breaches happen outside office hours. We monitor servers, endpoints, and cloud identity logs continuously from our…
Read guide →Technology
1 guidesThreats
2 guidesPhishing Protection for Thai SMBs
Thai businesses lose millions to business email compromise and fake payment instructions, often after a single clicked…
Read guide → ThreatsRansomware Protection for Thai SMBs
Ransomware crews do not care about your headcount. They care whether you have offline backups, MFA on admin accounts, a…
Read guide →FAQ
Quick answers
How much does SOC cost in Thailand?
Managed SOC typically runs from THB 120–690 per device per month across four editions. See our cost breakdown →
Do I need SOC if I have antivirus?
Antivirus blocks known malware on one device. SOC correlates logs across endpoints, cloud identity, and servers, especially after hours. What is SOCaaS? →
What is the difference between SOC and SIEM?
A SIEM is software; a SOC is the 24/7 operation that uses it (plus people and processes). SOC vs SIEM comparison →
Do we need monitoring for Microsoft 365?
Yes, stolen sessions and mailbox rules bypass email gateways. M365 security monitoring guide →
Ready for numbers?
See published THB, SGD, and USD pricing for all four editions.
