CyberSOC Africa

About CyberSOC Africa

CyberSOC® was founded to address the tremendous challenges in protecting organizations from cyber-attacks across Africa. The ever-increasing cyber threats, risks, and exploits along with the global shortage of cybersecurity experts/talents especially in the African market where the foundation on which CyberSOC® was established in 2015 and since has grown to become the major Cyber Security firm in Nigeria and other countries across Africa. Led by Cyber Security veterans from various fields of expertise and military-grade experience the company has grown to become a major player in the African market with unprecedented local cybersecurity team and fully operational SOC to support our customers and local partners. The company is running a full 24/7 SOC along with a strong Incident response team that is also acting as a CERT team to GOV institutes and privet sector firms. Our Services are divided into 2 major silos: Threat Landscape and threat response which give our customers the flexibility and agility in the detection phase but also give them the capacity to swiftly respond to any threat or incident in a manner that minimizes or eliminates the impact of the cyberattack/exploit on the organization or business. CyberSOC® solutions are modular and serve both large and mid-size companies, enabling them to focus on their core business knowing that their cybersecurity posture is rock solid and ever-improving. Larger enterprises that have the capacity to run their own SOC are also enjoying our in house capacity in SOC designing, building and staffing as a turn-key Project. Our Security Operation Center (SOC) situated In Lagos, manned by dozens of highly experienced cybersecurity analysts( level I, II, III), operates 24x7x365 and provides a myriad of services including : Alerting & Monitoring Incident Response/CERT Threat Hunting Threat Intelligence Training programs SOC turn-key projects Forensics and Mobile Forensic SOC PPP/IR playbook and consulting.

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