The night shift you do not have to hire.
Most breaches begin outside business hours because that is when nobody is looking. Cyber Guard puts named analysts on your baseline continuously, so a deviation at 03:00 gets the same judgement as one at 11:00.
Judgement, not another dashboard licence.
The model does the noticing. Analysts do the deciding, which is the part that cannot be automated honestly.
Named analysts
You know who is on your account. Handover notes are written between shifts, not generated.
Pre-authorised action
Containment steps you have approved in advance are taken immediately, not queued for morning.
Written escalations
Every notice arrives with a trace, a timeline and a recommended action.
Out-of-hours priority
Weekends and holidays are staffed at the same level as a Tuesday.
Only what needs a decision from you gets one.
Three tiers, agreed before go-live and reviewed quarterly. You decide what is worth waking up for.
- Tier one, handledKnown-benign deviations closed by an analyst with a note on the record.
- Tier two, notifiedActioned under your standing authorisation, then reported the same shift.
- Tier three, escalatedCalled through, with the evidence pack already written before the phone rings.
Four weeks to a staffed watch.
Deliberately unhurried, an escalation policy written in week one is a policy nobody trusts.
Week one, baseline
Sensors in, discovery run, model learning. No alerting yet, by design.
Week two, thresholds
Analysts and your team agree what counts as noise in your environment.
Week three, authorisation
Containment permissions are written down, segment by segment.
Week four, live
Full cover begins, with a named analyst and a weekly written review.
What is covered, what is not.
Stated plainly, because ambiguity here is how managed services disappoint people.
| Area | Cyber Guard | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Network detection & triage | ✓ | Continuous |
| Containment on your authority | ✓ | Pre-agreed per segment |
| Forensic investigation | ✓ | In scope to root cause |
| Endpoint rebuilds | , | Handed to your IT team |
| Legal / regulatory filing | , | We supply the evidence pack |
| Staff security training | , | Available separately |
What teams ask before they switch.
Straight answers, including the ones that make a sale harder.
Does this replace our security team?
Who has access to our network?
What if we disagree with an escalation?
Can we start with one segment?
Meet the people who would watch your network.
Not a sales call, a conversation with someone who works the floor.