Future Idea: SOC-as-a-Service

This is not a real offering yet — it’s something I’d like ObfusLabs to grow into once there’s a bigger team, more tooling, and more experience behind it. I’m keeping this here so early supporters can see the long-term vision.

Why even think about a SOC?

A lot of companies want security visibility but can’t afford a giant SOC or a huge vendor. Long-term, I’d love to build a small, attacker-aware SOC that’s transparent, lightweight, and human — not a black-box portal full of noise.

What a future SOC at ObfusLabs might look like

• Human-first monitoring — people who actually understand attacker behavior, not generic alert processors.
• Clear, concise escalation — “here’s what happened, here’s what it means, here’s what to do” instead of giant PDFs.
• Detection tuning with an offensive mindset — making sure alerts fire for real attacks while cutting down the noise.
• Threat-hunting sessions that focus on learning and visibility rather than checkbox exercises.
• Simple, terminal-friendly tooling instead of flashy dashboards — inspired by my lab projects.

What this is NOT (yet)

• No 24/7 team.
• No SLAs.
• No enterprise onboarding process.
• No compliance mapping or formal IR retainer.
• No polished “product.”

Right now, this is purely a direction I’d like to grow into. If you’re excited about the idea — or want to help shape it — feel free to reach out.

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