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MANAGED SECURITY SERVICES

Managed security
services.
Clear ownership.

Connect the platforms you use to the security work you need. Define the service, assign responsibility and build a plan your team can operate.

Platform securityOperational ownershipIncident readiness
SCOPE. OWN. IMPROVE.By Atlant Security

Security needs people.
People need
clear ownership.

Know what your security provider owns, what stays with your team and how the agreed work will be measured.

A useful managed service begins with an operating decision: what needs to improve, who can act and what evidence will show progress. We help turn those decisions into a clear scope.

Build around your internal team, MSP and existing security tools. Address gaps in cloud configuration, identity, monitoring handoffs and incident readiness with explicitly agreed workstreams.

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02 / THE RIGHT WORKSTREAMS

Your platforms. A defined service.

Find relevant services
02 / SERVICE SCOPE

Google Workspace security

Define the controls and administrative routines protecting Workspace accounts, sharing and connected applications.

04 / SERVICE SCOPE

Azure & Google Cloud security

Specify platform configuration, workload identity and logging work across your selected Azure or Google Cloud environments.

03 / OUR APPROACH

Discover the gap.
Agree the work.
Verify the handoff.

How engagements work

From your environment
to a considered proposal.

01

Describe your platforms

Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, AWS, Azure, Google Cloud or on-premises systems.

02

Identify the support gap

Hardening, monitoring, response readiness, leadership or assurance.

03

Review the proposed fit

The RFP tool explains relevant services and the inputs needed to scope them.

04

Agree the operating model

Confirm coverage, ownership, access, licences, data handling and acceptance.

05

Onboard and improve

Introduce agreed changes and review service evidence against the contract.

Coverage means
more than
a dashboard.

Logs need an owner. Incidents need authority to act.

Specify operating hours, alert sources, escalation paths and containment decisions. Describe your existing SOC or provider so the proposal addresses actual gaps.

Monitoring delivery, staffing and incident-response retainer terms require confirmation. A request for 24/7 coverage is a requirement to evaluate, not an activated service.

THE ATLANT SECURITY SERVICE CATALOGUE

Make the service clear.
Before you commit.

A 28-page guide to ten workstreams, operating responsibilities and procurement. Includes a linked index of 62 published services across eight families.

Preview the catalogue
01

Services in context

What each workstream addresses, what to prepare and what to confirm.

02

Operating decisions

Onboarding, responsibilities, reporting and response mobilisation.

03

A useful RFP

A worked example and questions that make supplier responses comparable.

04 / INSIGHTS & GUIDES

The operating details that matter.

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PREPARE THE FIRST CONVERSATION

Your platforms. Your responsibilities.

Bring the information that changes the service scope.

Open the readiness checklist

LET’S START A CONVERSATION

Define the scope.
Take the next step.

Your platforms, support needs and operating constraints. A useful starting point for your service proposal.

Discuss your requirements