Blackpoint Cyber’s CompassOne platform puts an elite, human-led security operations center behind your environment — detecting, investigating, and containing threats around the clock. BDS assesses the fit, handles sourcing and deployment setup, and stays on as your dedicated account manager while Blackpoint’s SOC responds to threats and notifies your team directly.
Most security stacks generate alerts faster than any internal team can act on them. BDS helps organizations close that response gap with managed detection and response — starting with the scenarios we see most in the field.
The average attacker moves laterally within 29 minutes of initial access, and identity-based techniques now drive more than 80 percent of credential breaches. A tool that files an alert at 2 a.m. does not stop either one — someone has to act, immediately, every hour of the year. BDS closes this gap by sourcing managed detection and response with a live SOC behind it, so containment happens at machine speed while your team sleeps.
Attackers increasingly log in rather than break in. A stolen password or hijacked session token gives them legitimate-looking access that endpoint tools never see — and the damage compounds every hour it goes undetected.
Learn How BDS Addresses ThisMalicious inbox rules, forwarding changes, and permission grants are the quiet setup for invoice fraud and wire theft. Reported BEC losses reached $2.77 billion in 2024 — and most victims never saw the early signals.
See the Response ModelBuilding an internal 24/7 security operation means specialized hires, rotating shifts, and seven-figure budgets. Without it, weekend and overnight attacks sit in a queue until Monday — exactly when attackers prefer to strike.
Explore 24/7 CoverageAudit frameworks demand long-term log retention and continuous visibility into assets, configurations, and vulnerabilities. Most teams stitch this together across disconnected tools — and still cannot answer where they stand today.
See Platform DetailsCompassOne unifies 24/7 managed detection and response, identity protection, and continuous posture management in one platform. Here is what each layer delivers — and how BDS gets you deployed on it.
CompassOne is sold in tiered packages with optional integrations. BDS helps you scope the right configuration, sources it, and manages the relationship — with Blackpoint’s SOC supporting your team directly from day one.
Entry packages that deliver Blackpoint’s core protection where you need it first — Essentials ITDR for identity-led threats, Essentials MDR for endpoint and cloud response, or both together. A right-sized starting point BDS can expand as your needs grow.
Expanded packages that layer on posture management and compliance capability, with Standard adding SIEM and 365-day log retention. Most organizations BDS scopes land here — full platform value with audit-ready logging built in.
Before any purchase, BDS runs a no-cost assessment of your current detection and response posture — coverage gaps, identity exposure, compliance obligations, and where Blackpoint fits alongside what you already own. You get a clear recommendation, not a sales pitch.
Blackpoint’s SOC handles security operations and notifies your team directly. BDS stays on as your single commercial point of contact — renewals, package changes, escalations, and roadmap planning — so the relationship never goes unmanaged.
The layer beneath the platform: how CompassOne connects to your stack, how deployment actually works, and how the BDS engagement model runs.
CompassOne ingests logs from the network security tools you already run — extending SOC visibility beyond endpoint and identity into your perimeter. Some integrations carry additional terms and fees and vary by package tier; BDS confirms compatibility and cost during scoping.
BDS scopes coverage, coordinates agent rollout and M365 tenant connection, and configures notification routing so your team hears from Blackpoint’s SOC directly the moment something happens. Onboarding also surfaces pre-existing compromise — Blackpoint reports finding active BEC in a meaningful share of new environments.
CompassOne’s SIEM maps collected events against hundreds of compliance requirements, and 365-day retention supports common audit evidence needs. BDS helps translate your specific framework obligations into the right package and logging scope.
Blackpoint’s 24/7 SOC monitors, responds, and notifies your team directly — you are never waiting on a middle layer during an incident. BDS owns everything commercial: assessment, procurement, deployment coordination, renewals, and escalation advocacy.
BDS scopes the right CompassOne package for your environment and gets Blackpoint’s SOC working for you — usually within days, not months.
Blackpoint pairs a decade of SOC operations with verified security and compliance credentials. These are the numbers that matter when you hand response authority to a partner.
"We don't measure success in transactions. We measure it in the outcomes our clients achieve because of them." - Michael Kupfer, CEO | Black Diamond Solutions
Tell us about your environment and a BDS account manager will scope your detection and response gaps, recommend the right CompassOne package, and provide clear pricing — no obligation.
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