How we verify SOC providers
An independent directory explaining what providers handle after an alert and what stays with your team.
How profiles are researched
- Read service documentation, supported integrations, contract terms and public pricing sources.
- Check who monitors, investigates and responds, including permissions, package limits and buyer responsibilities.
- Review independent customer feedback for recurring benefits and concerns, keeping it separate from provider claims.
- Write concise, supported facts about scope, tools, pricing and fit. Omit information the evidence cannot support.
Editorial rules
- No paid rankings, placements or provider-sponsored ordering.
- No invented scores, star ratings or review totals.
- Recommendations depend on buyer context, without a universal “best overall” provider.
- Provider submissions are checked before publication. Profiles explain the service in our own words.
What the research can tell you
Public sources help establish service scope and buying conditions. They cannot prove day-to-day analyst quality. We do not perform private security testing, incident simulations or contractual due diligence for every provider.
Offerings and prices change, so accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Before signing, confirm response authority, escalation paths, relevant customer references and proof-of-concept results with the provider.
Corrections
Send the profile link, correction and supporting source to [email protected]. We review the evidence before updating a profile.