A1, an Austrian mobile network operator, has added the RadarServices security operations center-as-a-service (SOCaaS) offering to its managed security services portfolio.Organizations can use A1 SOCaaS to detect, analyze and evaluate security risks in IT infrastructure and operational IT environments, according to a prepared statement. They also can leverage A1 SOCaaS for central management and combined security across the following information and communication technologies (ICT) areas:Applications. Clients. Industrial networks. Servers. Storage. A1 SOCaaS identifies cyberattacks and offers security recommendations to address these attacks, the companies said. It adapts to various service processes and can be installed on site or run in A1's data center.Advanced Threat Detection: Identifies malware on email and web applications. Host-Based Intrusion Detection System: Analyzes, monitors and detects host anomalies. Network-Based Intrusion Detection: Offers network traffic analysis. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM): Collects, analyzes and correlates security logs. Vulnerability Management and Assessment: Delivers internal and external vulnerability scans. RadarServices' SOCaaS also provides incident response and forensics and real-time alerting, the company stated. That way, organizations can use RadarServices' SOCaaS to keep pace with evolving cyberattacks.Arctic Wolf Networks: Provides CyberSOC, which blends human expertise and machine intelligence to drive threat prevention, detection and response. Proficio: Provides a cloud-based SOC that offers threat detection, protection and response. StratoZen: Enables managed service providers (MSPs) to leverage StratoZen's white-labeled SOC to become an MSSP. As organizations search for ways to lower their operating costs and improve their cybersecurity efforts, the demand for SOCaaS may increase. Meanwhile, MSSPs can offer SOCaaS to differentiate themselves from the competition and drive revenue growth.