Project and integration scope
Agree an assessment or integration project with defined outputs and handover.
- Telemetry and use-case inventory
- Tool/module and access scope
- Client handover and exclusions

Detect, triage and contain with a clear operational response.
Define how security signals are investigated, escalated and acted on across your teams and tools. Linkfields provides specialist security services and offers Managed Service engagements; the monitoring scope, operational ownership and service terms are agreed for each engagement.
We work with Splunk SIEM, Qualys and Rapid7 to support monitoring, vulnerability prioritisation and incident response. Product modules, telemetry and supported integrations are agreed during scoping. Client system owners retain approval for operational changes, legal decisions and recovery responsibilities unless explicitly agreed otherwise.
Define the operating model before onboarding tools. Agree coverage, responsibilities and service measures so each team understands its role and commitments.
Agree an assessment or integration project with defined outputs and handover.
Record which actions sit with Linkfields, client teams and tool vendors.
Where a Managed Service is agreed, define coverage and governance. Continuous coverage is not assumed.
Select the deliverables and tools for your agreed scope, from security monitoring and investigation to incident triage, containment and ongoing service improvement.
Use Splunk SIEM where agreed to organise security events and investigation context.
Use agreed Qualys monitoring or vulnerability findings to build an owned remediation workflow.
Scope the Rapid7 role and authorised response actions with system owners.
Review operational evidence, service measures and risk with accountable owners.
Move from scope definition and validated onboarding to authorised incident response under approved playbooks, then use service reviews to improve detections, controls and follow-up.
Agree telemetry, responsibilities, access and operating boundaries.
Check log sources and test agreed detection use cases before operational handover.
Investigate context, preserve evidence and obtain the required containment approval.
Document the response and agree improvements to detections, controls and follow-up.
Agree operational authority, evidence handling and legal responsibilities before monitoring begins. Use your organisation’s incident-response procedure for active incidents; the enquiry form is for service discussions.
Agree containment authority, approval paths and escalation before the service starts.
Agree evidence preservation, secure transfer, access permissions and retention.
Agree POPIA-related personal-data handling and cross-border log processing with your legal owners.
Discuss your operating model, tools and objectives, not an active incident. Do not send logs, personal information unrelated to your enquiry, credentials or incident evidence.
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