SOC providers for government
Evaluate the exact service against your agency’s procurement, data-handling, personnel and response requirements.
6 providers
Browse all providersAlert Logic's MDR analysts investigate cloud and hybrid alerts, then escalate verified incidents with evidence and recommended actions.
You still own Containment, remediation, connected tools and approval of response workflows
Armis Managed Threat Services investigates Centrix findings, hunts for threats and tunes detection policies.
You still own Containment, remediation, connected controls and the broader SOC workflow
Falcon Complete analysts investigate, contain and remediate threats through CrowdStrike's Falcon platform under pre-approved playbooks.
You still own Falcon deployment, response approvals, business exceptions and out-of-scope coverage
Zscaler MDR, formerly Red Canary, investigates connected alerts and executes permitted endpoint, identity and network containment.
You still own Underlying security tools, response approvals and remediation outside the contracted scope
Adlumin MDR by N-able investigates and contains threats through a shared XDR and SIEM platform. Your team maintains controls and handles work outside the package.
You still own Connected tools, response permissions, escalation rules and work outside the package
Bridewell's fully outsourced SOC runs daily monitoring, investigation and detection tuning, then leads response within agreed playbooks.
You still own Telemetry, tenant permissions, response approvals, business remediation and recovery
About this list
Government experience is a starting point for evaluation. Match the proposed service to your agency, environment and procurement requirements instead of applying a vendor-wide compliance claim.
Confirm deployment location, analyst access, connected tools and the approvals needed for response. Ask for current service-specific documentation and references from comparable public-sector engagements.