Security sized for the company you actually are.
You have outgrown do-it-yourself security, but you are not standing up a 20-person security team either. We run a full program sized for the middle: testing, a 24×7 SOC, incident response, and the compliance your customers keep asking about. One contract, delivered with CyberGlobal Boston, with the AI-workload coverage most providers your buyers use do not offer yet.
Delivered with
CyberGlobal Boston · Framingham, MA
- CREST accredited
- ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified
- NATO and NIS2 accredited
- 2025 MSP Channel Awards winner
- Certified, NATO-cleared engineering bench
Three shapes. Pick the one that fits.
Start with a baseline, run an always-on program, or embed alongside the team you already have. Scope is fixed on the scope call before any work begins.
Point-in-time security review
4 to 8 weeks
A point-in-time review with prioritized findings and an executive readout. Right for a vendor-risk review, a compliance gap analysis, or getting a clear baseline before you commit.
The core offering
Ongoing
24×7 monitoring, scheduled testing, incident response on call, and rolling compliance, run by a named lead on a predictable monthly basis.
Embedded with your team
Ongoing
For teams that already have some security in-house. We own the watch and the response; you keep the strategy seat.
By design, not by luck
Real security operations is a staffing problem before it is a technology problem. We run a curated partner delivery network so the depth shows up reliably. The partnership is transparent on purpose.
Curated delivery network
Katalor Security curates a vetted partner network, led by CyberGlobal Boston, our named managed security service provider. Their teams hold the certifications, run the watchstanding hours, and bring the methodology depth that a boutique consultancy can't sustain alone. We own your engagement; they bring the bench.
24×7 staffed Security Operations Center
Multi-shift coverage with analyst-to-analyst handoff at every transition. ISO 27001-aligned facility, multi-tier escalation hierarchy, named SOC lead per engagement. Mean time to triage measured in minutes.
Methodology aligned to OWASP, CIS, and MITRE ATT&CK
Penetration testing follows OWASP for web and API surfaces; configuration review aligns to CIS Benchmarks; detection engineering maps to MITRE ATT&CK tactics. Frameworks for cross-team consistency, not boilerplate for reports.
SLA structure mapped to your tolerance
Detection-to-triage, triage-to-containment, and containment-to-recovery windows are defined per engagement. Escalation hierarchy is named in writing. Your senior Katalor Security lead owns the handoff if anything escalates past the partner team.
How a typical mid-sized SaaS company is covered
A 150-person SaaS company on AWS, SOC 2 required for its bigger customers, a lean engineering team, and no full-time security hire. Here is the coverage a Katalor Security program runs, in plain terms.
Application security
Your software gets tested as you ship it, with checks wired into how your engineers already work. Fixes come back as comments on the code, not a quarterly report. (SAST, DAST, quarterly pen tests.)
Cloud security
Your AWS, Azure, or GCP setup is watched for exposure and drift continuously, so problems surface on the change that caused them, and your access rules stay defined as code. (CSPM, drift detection, IAM as code.)
Identity and access
The right people keep the right access, and no one holds keys they no longer need. MFA coverage, joiner-mover-leaver checks, and a quarterly review of who can reach what. (SSO posture, JML workflow, privileged access review.)
Endpoints and workloads
Laptops and cloud workloads get monitoring that catches ransomware behavior and credential abuse, tuned so your team is not buried in false alarms. (Managed EDR.)
Monitoring and response
A 24×7 SOC watches everything and acts when something is real, with a named incident lead on call. (SOC with managed detection and response, incident response retainer.)
Governance
The compliance your customers ask about runs in the background: evidence collected against your real environment, policies kept current, the auditor handled. (SOC 2 Type II evidence, policy review.)
Most mid-sized companies start with an Assessment to see where they stand, move into the managed program to close the gaps and turn monitoring on, and add co-managed coverage only if they bring security in-house later.
Ready to adopt AI without the exposure?
Book a 30-minute scope call. We will walk your stack, point out the exposure that matters most, and propose the right program. No cost, no obligation.