- Security & Compliance
Security tools implementation: SIEM, EDR, XDR and PAM
Security tools implementation means installing, configuring, tuning and integrating a system such as SIEM, EDR, XDR or PAM so that it detects real threats instead of generating noise. Buying the licence is only the start. We take over the stage where projects most often stall: configuration and integration. For a critical infrastructure operator, false positives fell by 91% in four weeks.
Executive summary: According to Microsoft and Omdia (State of the SOC 2026), 46% of alerts in security teams are false positives and 42% are never investigated. A tool left in its default configuration usually makes this worse. We design the architecture, tune the rules to your environment and connect your tools into a single view of events. For a critical infrastructure client, the average time to detect an incident fell from 72 to 4 hours. A simple implementation takes about 4 weeks.
Want Your Security Tools to Actually Catch Threats, Not Just Generate Alerts?
Purchasing a license is the easy part. The challenge lies in launching, calibrating, and integrating the tool so it effectively detects threats. We handle that challenging aspect.
When Technology is The Problem, Not The Solution
Acquiring a security tool without professional implementation is a recipe for frustration and a wasted budget.
Shelfware Problem
The company has bought a SIEM, EDR or PAM, but the implementation has stalled for lack of time and experience. The licence is being paid for while the tool runs in its default configuration or not at all. According to Sumo Logic (2026 Security Operations Insights), 55% of organisations have too many point solutions in their security stack.
Half of Alerts Go to Waste
According to Microsoft and Omdia (State of the SOC 2026), 46% of alerts are false positives and 42% are never investigated. With hundreds of notifications a day, your IT team cannot tell a real attack from the noise.
Tools That Don’t Communicate
Only around 59% of tools send data to a central SIEM (Microsoft and Omdia, State of the SOC 2026). The rest has to be collected manually. Without integrating EDR, XDR and SIEM, you see fragments of an attack, not the full picture.
A Lack of Competence That Costs
Responding effectively to an advanced attack requires specialist knowledge and experience. Hiring and retaining a team that runs the tools around the clock is beyond the reach of most companies. The result is gaps in monitoring, often at the most critical moment.
See How it Works in Practice
Client:
A regional critical infrastructure operator with more than 800 employees
Challenge:
The company had deployed Microsoft Sentinel, but after eight months the tool was still running in its basic configuration. It generated more than 2,000 alerts a week, 90% of which were false positives. The team had stopped responding to notifications.
Solution:
We took over the project and redesigned the log collection architecture. We integrated Sentinel with EDR and the identity management system and tuned the rules based on MITRE ATT&CK. We prepared playbooks for the most important threat scenarios.
Results:
False positives reduced by 91% within the first four weeks.
Shortened the average time to detect real incidents from 72 hours to 4 hours.
Want your tools to work just as effectively?
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From License to Real Protection
We run every implementation so that the tool actually protects your business rather than merely appearing in the documentation. We take responsibility for the entire process, from architecture design to training your team.
Needs Analysis and Architecture Design
We check whether the selected tool matches your objectives and risks. We design the architecture and an integration plan tailored to your environment before installation begins.
Training and Knowledge Transfer
We run hands-on workshops for administrators and analysts so that your team is self-sufficient once the project ends.
Installation, configuration and rule tuning
We carry out a full installation and tune the detection rules, for example based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework. The goal is a tool that detects real threats with a minimal number of false positives.
Integration With IT and Security Ecosystem
We connect your tools to each other and to your IT systems: SIEM, EDR, XDR, PAM and identity management. Your team then sees the full picture of events instead of isolated signals.
Operational Playbooks
We create response procedures (playbooks) that tell your team what to do when an alert fires, who makes the decision and when to escalate.
Your Path to Full Value From Technology
We deliver every implementation in four stages, so you know what is happening and what to expect at every step.
1.
Planning and Design
Workshops with your team, definition of goals, and a detailed schedule.
2.
Implementation and Configuration
Installation and configuration of the solution in your environment by our engineers.
3.
Optimization and Tuning
We launch the tool and tune the rules based on real events in your network until false positives drop to an acceptable level.
4.
Handover and Support
Training, complete documentation, and transfer of responsibility to your team.
Frequently Asked Questions
Installation is just the beginning. Our service includes analysis, architecture design, configuration, fine-tuning, ecosystem integration, and team training. The result is a tool that truly works. No. Installation is only the beginning. The service covers needs analysis, architecture design, configuration, rule tuning, integration with your other systems and team training. The result is a tool that detects real threats.Installation is just the beginning. Our service includes analysis, architecture design, configuration, fine-tuning, ecosystem integration, and team training. The result is a tool that truly works.
Every project starts with workshops and analysis. We do not use ready-made configuration templates. We build policies and rules based on your systems, risks and threat scenarios.
Our goal is a self-sufficient team, so we provide documentation and training. If you need ongoing support, we can look after the tool as part of our 24/7 SOC service.
It depends on the scope and complexity of your environment. Simple implementations take about 4 weeks, while complex projects with full integration take 6 to 12 weeks. We agree the schedule during planning, so you know what to expect.
Yes. This is one of the most common reasons clients come to us. We audit the current configuration, identify the problems and optimise it without buying new licences.
A SIEM collects and correlates logs from many systems in one place. EDR monitors workstations and servers and responds to threats on those devices. XDR combines data from endpoints, network, email and cloud into a single view of an incident. In practice, these tools complement each other.
We compare the state before and after implementation, most often based on the number of false positives and the mean time to detect an incident (MTTD). We agree the metrics during planning, so both sides know what success looks like.
