Vigilant —
MDR, SOC as a Service & Threat Intelligence

Managed Detection and Response (MDR) is a security service that combines technology, threat intelligence, and human expertise to detect, investigate, and respond to cybersecurity threats on behalf of an organization. Vigilant provides MDR services including 24/7 SOC monitoring, threat hunting, incident response, and dark web monitoring for SMB and mid-market organizations. Unlike traditional managed security services that focus on alert generation, MDR includes active response — meaning Vigilant analysts investigate alerts, determine whether they represent real threats, and take containment actions to stop attacks before they cause damage.

SOC as a Service (SOCaaS) provides organizations with a fully managed Security Operations Center — including security analysts, threat intelligence, and SIEM infrastructure — delivered as a subscription service rather than built and staffed internally. Vigilant's SOC as a Service gives SMB and mid-market organizations access to enterprise-grade security monitoring without the cost of building a 24/7 internal SOC, which typically requires 8-12 dedicated analysts and significant technology investment. Vigilant's analysts monitor client environments around the clock, triage alerts, investigate incidents, and escalate confirmed threats with recommended response actions.

Vigilant dark web monitoring continuously scans dark web forums, paste sites, criminal marketplaces, and data breach repositories for indicators that an organization's credentials, data, or intellectual property have been compromised and are being traded or sold. Dark web monitoring identifies credential exposure before attackers can use stolen passwords to access business systems, detects data breach indicators that may not have been reported publicly, and provides early warning of targeted attack planning. Vigilant delivers dark web monitoring alerts with context and recommended remediation steps — not just raw data dumps that require internal expertise to interpret.

Vigilant is best suited for SMB and mid-market organizations — typically 50 to 1,000 employees — that face real cybersecurity threats but lack the budget or scale to build a 24/7 internal security operations capability. Target verticals include professional services, healthcare, financial services, legal, manufacturing, and government contractors with CMMC requirements. Organizations that have experienced security incidents, have regulatory compliance obligations, or operate in industries that are frequently targeted by ransomware and phishing attacks are the core Vigilant customer profile. Vigilant is designed for organizations that need enterprise-grade security without enterprise-grade internal headcount.

Vigilant incorporates threat intelligence from multiple sources — commercial threat intelligence feeds, government and ISAC sharing, dark web monitoring, and intelligence gathered from its own SOC operations across its client base. Threat intelligence informs detection rules, prioritizes alert triage, and contextualizes incidents to determine whether activity represents a targeted attack or commodity malware. For SMB clients that cannot afford dedicated threat intelligence subscriptions, Vigilant's managed service includes access to intelligence that would be cost-prohibitive to source independently.

No. Your agreement is directly with Vigilant — Fibi is not a party to your contract. Fibi evaluates Vigilant alongside competing MDR and managed security providers to identify the best fit for your industry, size, compliance requirements, and existing security stack. Fibi's advisory is funded by a referral commission from Vigilant — there is no additional cost to your organization. For businesses evaluating MDR providers, Fibi's ability to compare detection capabilities, SOC staffing models, response SLAs, and pricing across multiple vendors significantly reduces evaluation time and risk.