
An Integrated
SOC + SIEM Solution
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end-to-end cyber resilience.
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Cyber security is no longer a choice between people or technology — it demands the combined strength of both, working in concert to deliver a resilient and intelligent defence. The Australian Signals Directorate (ASD) has reaffirmed a stark reality: cyber breaches are no longer a matter of if, but when. In the 2023–24 financial year, over 87,000 cybercrime reports were lodged with the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC), averaging one every six minutes.
Despite this persistent threat, many organisations continue to operate in silos—deploying Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) tools without dedicated Security Operations Centre (SOC) oversight, leaving threats unactioned. Conversely, SOC teams lacking integrated SIEM solutions often miss the visibility needed to detect and respond swiftly. This fragmented approach underscores the necessity for cohesive cybersecurity strategies that combine robust monitoring with comprehensive threat detection and response capabilities.
Haylix SECURE | Microsoft SOC + SIEM unifies both. Our Azure-native solution delivers Microsoft-verified MXDR protection, combining expert-led operations with the AI-powered capabilities of Microsoft Sentinel. Integrated with ASD’s Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing (CTIS) program, we provide enriched, contextual intelligence tuned to Australia’s unique threat landscape.
From continuous threat hunting to real-time incident response, our expert team manages the complete detection and response lifecycle — delivering not just strong protection, but executive-level assurance. With mandatory reporting now required under the new Cyber Security Act, increased penalties under the Privacy Act (up to $50 million), and mounting compliance pressures from APRA and the Essential Eight, Haylix SECURE doesn’t just protect your organisation, customers and employees — it builds confidence.

Expert-led 24/7 security operations delivering rapid threat detection, response, and compliance alignment.

- 24/7/365 expert-led Cyber Security Operations Centre (CSOC)
- Mean Time to Acknowledge (MTTA) under 5 minutes
- Microsoft-verified MXDR service with Defender XDR integration
- Proactive threat hunting and tailored security recommendations
- Automated and analyst-led incident containment
- Supports compliance with Privacy Act, CPS 234, and Essential Eight
Australia’s increasingly hostile cyber threat environment puts small and medium-sized enterprises — which make up 97% of all businesses — squarely in the crosshairs. Yet many lack the internal expertise or resources for round-the-clock cyber defence. According to the Australian Industry Group, a significant majority of organisations continue to rely on external providers to support their security posture. This dependency often lacks continuous oversight, leaving critical vulnerabilities exposed.
In the first quarter of 2025, ransomware attacks surged, with reports indicating a record-breaking number of incidents, marking a 45% increase compared to the same period in 2024 . Phishing and insider threats remain persistent risks, underscoring the need for comprehensive cybersecurity strategies. Haylix SECURE | SOCaaS, powered by Chorus, delivers a fully managed, 24x7x365 Security Operations Centre built on Microsoft Defender XDR and Microsoft Sentinel.
Leveraging AI-enhanced analytics and automation, our SOC analysts ensure fast, reliable response — with a mean time to acknowledge (MTTA) under five minutes, and mean time to contain (MTTC) under twenty minutes. This expert-led, human-in-the-loop model enables precision response that automation alone cannot achieve — helping Australian businesses stay one step ahead of cyber attackers while meeting compliance obligations under the Privacy Act, APRA CPS 234, the Essential Eight, and the 2024 Cyber Security Act.
By adopting Haylix SECURE | SOCaaS, organisations reduce risk exposure, strengthen business continuity, and equip executives to meet rising governance expectations under Australia’s evolving regulatory regime.