Foresite —
ProVision MDR, 24x7 SOC & Penetration Testing

Foresite is built for mid-market and enterprise organizations that need a real Managed Detection and Response operation but cannot justify staffing a 24x7 SOC in-house — particularly regulated buyers in healthcare, financial services, payments, manufacturing, and government contracting where compliance frameworks (HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, NIST CSF, CMMC) require demonstrable detection and response capability. The ProVision platform is what differentiates Foresite from generic MSSPs — a unified SOC, SIEM, and risk-management interface where customers see the same dashboards their analysts see, with documented playbooks, escalation paths, and evidence packages used in audits and breach-response postures.

Foresite operates its own ProVision platform — the SOC, the SIEM correlation engine, the risk-and-compliance dashboards, and the executive reporting are not a stitched OEM stack. That ownership matters because the response time on a real incident is determined by how quickly the SOC analyst can pivot from alert to context to containment, and that pivot is much faster when the analyst is working in a single integrated interface rather than swiveling between three vendor consoles. Foresite also delivers offensive security (penetration testing, red team) inside the same practice that runs MDR — so the threats the testers find directly inform the detections the SOC writes.

ProVision is the unified Foresite platform — log ingestion and correlation across endpoints, network, cloud, and identity sources; managed detection rules tuned for the customer's industry and threat model; a 24x7 SOC running active investigation, containment, and response actions on the customer's behalf; risk and compliance dashboards mapping observed evidence to NIST CSF, CIS Controls, HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, and CMMC frameworks; and executive reporting suitable for board, regulator, and customer audit conversations. Customers see the same dashboards Foresite analysts see, which is what makes the relationship feel like a co-managed SOC rather than a black-box outsource.

Foresite's compliance track is built around productized frameworks — HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOC 2, NIST CSF, CIS Controls, and CMMC — with documented control mappings, evidence collection, gap assessments, and ongoing posture monitoring delivered alongside the MDR service. For regulated buyers this means the same platform that detects and responds to threats also produces the audit-ready documentation those buyers need at year-end. The combination is structurally simpler than buying MDR from one vendor and compliance evidence from another — Foresite the same way an audit firm reads ProVision dashboards directly rather than waiting for a quarterly report.

Foresite delivers penetration testing, red-team engagements, application security testing, social-engineering and phishing simulation, and vulnerability assessment as productized engagements rather than one-off SOWs. The structural advantage is that the offensive practice and the MDR practice sit in the same organization — when a tester finds a viable attack path, that finding becomes a detection rule the SOC monitors for, and customers receive both the remediation report and the new detection coverage. For regulated buyers running annual penetration tests under PCI DSS, SOC 2, or HIPAA, this means each test materially improves the underlying detection posture rather than just producing a report and a checkbox.

No. Your contract is signed directly with Foresite and their published pricing applies. In many cases Fibi can negotiate equal or better terms by sourcing competitive MDR, SOC, and offensive-security quotes from Arctic Wolf, eSentire, Critical Start, Blue Mantis, Foresite, AgileBlue, CyberMaxx, and other MDR providers in parallel — so you see how Foresite compares against the wider managed-security market rather than evaluating a single quote in isolation. Fibi's advisory work is funded by the providers at no additional cost to your business, so engaging Fibi adds the comparison, multi-vendor sourcing, and ongoing escalation layer without affecting your invoice or contract terms.