Cybersecurity · 24/7 SOC

Cybersecurity Built for
Indian Enterprise Reality

Indian businesses face an average of 3,195 cyberattacks per week — the highest rate in the Asia-Pacific region (Check Point Research, 2025). Most breaches aren't sophisticated. They exploit unpatched systems, weak credentials, and the gap between security policy and actual practice.

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3,195

Attacks/week
(India avg, Check Point 2025)

24/7

SOC coverage
365 days a year

SIEM + EDR

+ Next-gen Firewall
full-stack monitoring

<4 hr

Critical incident
response SLA

What's Covered

Cybersecurity services India businesses actually need

Six practice areas, each delivered by specialists — not generalists who read the same playbook for every client.

Security Operations Center (SOC)

24/7 monitoring with SIEM tools. Every alert is reviewed by a trained analyst, not just automated rules. Analysts escalate, contain, and document — not just notify.

Threat Detection & Response

Endpoint detection and response (EDR) deployed across workstations, servers, and cloud endpoints. Behavioural analysis catches threats that signature-based tools miss.

Penetration Testing

Manual and automated pen testing of networks, applications, and cloud environments. Report includes CVSS scoring, exploitability analysis, and a prioritised remediation plan.

Compliance & Risk Assessments

Gap analysis against ISO 27001, GDPR, RBI guidelines, CERT-In directives, and the DPDP Act (Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023). Written risk register delivered.

Identity & Access Management

Zero-trust architecture design, MFA deployment, privileged access management (PAM), and Active Directory hardening — addressing the credential-based attack vector directly.

Security Awareness Training

Phishing simulation campaigns and structured security training programs for staff at all levels. Metrics-backed — click rates, completion rates, and improvement tracked per cohort.

Process

How does a cybersecurity engagement actually work?

Most security vendors sell tools and monitoring subscriptions. Win Infosoft starts with an honest picture of what's actually exposed — then fixes it before handing off to the SOC. The sequence matters.

The first eight weeks are active remediation. Month two onwards is steady-state monitoring. Quarterly reviews keep the security posture current as the business environment changes.

01

Security Audit

Week 1

Assess current posture — network architecture, firewall rules, endpoints, access controls, patch management status, and security policies. Written findings delivered by end of week.

02

Risk Prioritisation

Week 2

Rank findings by likelihood and business impact. Build a remediation roadmap with clear owners, effort estimates, and expected risk reduction for each item.

03

Controls Implementation

Weeks 3–8

Deploy monitoring tools, patch critical vulnerabilities, configure access policies, and implement any structural changes identified in the audit. Progress reported weekly.

Ongoing SOC Monitoring

Month 2+

SOC picks up from month two. Monthly reports, quarterly reviews, and continuous alert triage. The team that did the audit is the same team monitoring — context doesn't get lost in a handoff.

Regulatory Coverage

Which compliance frameworks does Win Infosoft cover?

Indian enterprises increasingly face multiple overlapping regulatory requirements. Coverage spans the frameworks most relevant to mid-market and enterprise clients in India.

ISO 27001

Information security management system standard. Gap analysis and implementation support toward certification readiness.

DPDP Act 2023

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act. Data mapping, consent management, and breach notification procedure implementation.

CERT-In Directives

Mandatory 6-hour incident reporting and log retention requirements from India's CERT-In. Process design and tooling to meet the directive operationally.

RBI Guidelines

Reserve Bank of India cybersecurity framework for NBFCs, banks, and payment processors. Controls mapping and evidence documentation.

GDPR

For Indian companies handling EU personal data. Data processing agreements, transfer mechanisms, and breach response procedures.

SOC 2 Readiness

For SaaS and cloud service providers serving US enterprise clients. Readiness assessment and controls implementation across Trust Service Criteria.

Tool Compatibility

Works with your existing security stack

Replacing existing tools is only recommended when there's a clear capability gap. Win Infosoft integrates with the platforms already in place — reducing disruption and protecting prior investment.

Splunk Microsoft Sentinel IBM QRadar CrowdStrike SentinelOne Microsoft Defender Palo Alto Networks Fortinet

FAQ

Common questions about cybersecurity services

What is included in a cybersecurity audit?

A full audit covers network architecture review, firewall rule analysis, endpoint security configuration, access control policies, patch management status, and phishing resistance testing. The output is a written report with a risk register and prioritised remediation plan — not a generic checklist.

How quickly can Win Infosoft respond to a security incident?

The SOC team SLA is under 4 hours for critical incidents and under 24 hours for high-severity alerts. Response includes containment, evidence preservation, and root cause analysis. A written incident report is delivered within 48 hours of resolution.

Is compliance support included in cybersecurity services?

Compliance advisory is a separate engagement but can run in parallel with technical implementation. Win Infosoft covers ISO 27001, India's CERT-In incident reporting requirements, and the DPDP Act (Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023). Both tracks share findings to avoid duplicating effort.

Can you work with our existing security tools?

Yes. Win Infosoft works with existing SIEM platforms (Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar) and EDR tools (CrowdStrike, SentinelOne, Microsoft Defender). Replacing existing tools is only recommended when there's a documented capability gap that justifies the migration cost and disruption.

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A one-week audit gives an honest picture of the current security posture — what's exposed, what's already covered, and where to focus remediation effort first. No sales pitch, just findings.