Managed EDR & SIEM
Cube Cyber deploys, tunes and operates EDR and SIEM platforms as a managed service, full agent coverage, log sources that matter, detection rules engineered for your environment, and 24/7 operation from our Australian SOC. Most organisations already own more detection capability than they operate; this service closes the gap between the licence purchased and the protection delivered.
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EDR and SIEM investments underdeliver in predictable ways:
The candid trigger is a purchased platform that has never reached its promise, an EDR rolled out but not tuned, a SIEM ingesting logs nobody queries, renewal approaching with little to show. Other entry points: platform migrations, where deployment discipline is cheapest done once and properly; audit or insurer findings about monitoring coverage; and SIEM bills that need engineering, not just negotiation. This service also underpins our monitoring and MDR, well-operated platforms are what those services stand on, and it can be taken alone where you want the tooling run and the response kept in-house.
Core capabilities & deliverables
Deployment and coverage management
Agent rollout to genuinely complete coverage, servers, endpoints, remote fleet, and continuous coverage monitoring, because agents fall off builds and new assets arrive weekly. Coverage is reported honestly, gaps named.
Log source engineering
The sources that matter connected and parsed correctly, identity, endpoints, network, cloud, applications, with ingestion engineered for detection value per dollar, verbose noise filtered before it is billed.
Detection content engineering
Custom rules and analytics built for your environment, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, tuned continuously against real alerts, detection as an engineering discipline rather than a settings page.
Platform operation
Day-to-day administration: policy management, upgrades, health monitoring, exclusion governance, the unglamorous work that determines whether the platform still works in year two.
Cost and licence optimisation
Ongoing management of ingestion, retention and licensing, so the SIEM bill reflects security value, common outcomes include material ingestion reductions with detection coverage improved, not traded away.
24/7 alert handling
Alerts from the managed platforms flow into our Australian SOC for around-the-clock triage, and step up to full MDR response where you want containment authority delegated.
Platform engagements run through the managed practice model:
Onboard
Coverage and configuration audit of what exists, then deployment and log-source completion, the honest baseline first.
Tune
Detection engineering, noise reduction and cost optimisation, the quarter where the platform starts earning its licence.
Operate
Ongoing administration, health and coverage management, and 24/7 alert handling from our SOC.
Improve
Quarterly content and cost reviews, new detections from incidents and hunts, and platform evolution as your environment changes.
We operate across the EDR and SIEM platforms our clients run, partnerships including Microsoft, SentinelOne, Fortinet, Cisco and Cribl, with Cribl specifically strengthening log routing and ingestion economics. Detection content maps to MITRE ATT&CK, and operations support Essential Eight, ISO 27001, APRA and SOCI logging and monitoring expectations, with client data kept onshore in Australia.
ISO 27001
MITRE ATT&CKAPRASOCIFrequently asked questions
Because the licence is not the capability. Detection platforms deliver when deployed completely, fed the right telemetry, tuned to the environment and watched by someone around the clock, each a discipline, none automatic. The service is the difference between owning instruments and having them played.
Yes, most engagements start exactly there. We audit coverage and configuration honestly, fix the gaps, and take over operation, no rip-and-replace, and the sunk investment finally pays. Where the incumbent platform genuinely cannot do the job, we say so with evidence and options.
The mainstream enterprise platforms our clients run, our partnerships include Microsoft, SentinelOne, Fortinet, Cisco and Cribl, and we advise vendor-agnostically at selection time. The platform matters less than most vendors claim; the deployment, tuning and operation matter more.
Yes, and with engineering rather than austerity. Ingestion is filtered and routed so high-value telemetry is kept, verbose noise is dropped or archived cheaply, and retention matches obligation rather than habit, our Cribl partnership exists largely for this. The aim is a bill that tracks detection value, with coverage improved in the same motion.
Triage runs 24/7 in our Australian SOC as part of the service. Response depth is your choice: escalate to your team per agreed playbooks, or add MDR authority so we contain threats directly. Either way, alerts are consumed by analysts, not by an unread inbox.
This service makes the platforms excellent; MDR adds delegated response authority on top. Managed EDR and SIEM suits organisations that want expert tooling operation with response kept in-house; MDR suits those who want threats contained on their behalf. The stack is designed so stepping up later is seamless.
Honest coverage numbers with the gaps closing, false positives down enough that analysts trust the queue, environment-specific detections live and mapped to ATT&CK, and ingestion costs explained by value rather than habit. From there the platform stops being a project and starts being a capability, which is what the licence was supposed to buy.
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