About Us | SOC-as-a-Service Specialists

About Q-Sec

Q-Sec is a global managed security company that helps organisations stay secure and compliant without adding noise or complexity.

Our 24/7 Q-SOC operates inside your environment, giving you real visibility, fast response, and full ownership of your data.

We’ve spent 15+ years working with regulated organisations, so we know how to keep systems stable, meet NIS2/DORA/GDPR requirements, and stay ready for audits — without slowing the business down.

Challenges We Solve

Regulatory Pressure

You need clear evidence for NIS2, DORA, and GDPR — not guesswork. We help you stay audit-ready with structured processes and real data.

Shortage of Specialists

Instead of building a security team from scratch, you get direct access to engineers who manage detection, response, and compliance every day.

Cost of In-House SOC

A full SOC requires tools, people, and 24/7 staffing. We deliver the same operational coverage without the overhead.

Tool & Process Sprawl

Multiple dashboards create blind spots. Q-SOC centralises monitoring and response so nothing is missed.

Lack of Visibility

Many teams only discover issues when something breaks. We give you continuous oversight and immediate reaction 24/7.

Outcomes Our Customers Rely On

Know what’s happening across your environment in one place.

Q-SOC aggregates logs and events into a single view with prioritised alerts, so your team sees what actually needs attention instead of chasing dashboards.

Detect and contain incidents within defined timeframes.

24/7 monitoring and SLAs (e.g. 15 minutes for critical cases) turn response time into a predictable metric, not a best-effort promise.

Prove NIS2, DORA, and GDPR compliance with real evidence.

Incident timelines, reports, and controls are documented continuously, so audits become a review of existing work, not a last-minute project.

Free internal teams from low-value monitoring work.

We handle monitoring, correlation, and first-line triage, so your engineers can focus on projects that move the business forward.

Have a security partner that owns the runbook with you.

You work with the same SOC engineers over time, with agreed playbooks and escalation paths, so incident calls start from context — not from explaining your environment.