Affordable Managed SOC & MDR for Small Businesses — Per-Endpoint Pricing Explained

Managed SOC and MDR for a small business is usually sold per endpoint per month, and CyberOM lets you start online without a sales call. CyberOM publishes three packages in its store — SOC & Response ($9.20), SOC & Extended Response ($15.00) and Full Cyber Stack ($35.00) per endpoint per month — billed monthly on a 12-month commitment. What differs is how much is included: 24/7 monitoring and response, or also XDR, firewall monitoring, email threat protection, EDR, Microsoft 365 security management and RMM.

What is a managed SOC, and how is it different from MDR?

A managed Security Operations Center (SOC) is a team that monitors security events around the clock, investigates alerts and coordinates a response. It combines people and operating processes with security tools. MDR means managed detection and response: it emphasises acting on a detected threat, including containment and remediation, rather than only passing alerts along. A small-business subscription may combine the SOC team and MDR response in the same service; the SOC SLA sets out CyberOM's service commitments.

What does per-endpoint pricing include?

An endpoint is a monitored laptop, workstation or server. Per-endpoint monthly pricing scales with the number of devices covered; check each package for whether it expects an existing EDR or includes the endpoint agent. These are the published end-customer packages, not a comparison of other providers.

CyberOM packages — published prices and inclusions

Billed monthly on a 12-month commitment. Prices as published on the Packages page on October 1, 2026 — check that page for current prices and inclusions. The first two packages expect an existing EDR; Full Cyber Stack includes EDR. Use the security cost calculator to explore your endpoint count before you choose, and see add-ons for separately listed services such as DMARC Protection.

Can you buy managed MDR online without a sales call?

Yes — CyberOM lists the packages and lets you start the purchase process online in this store. The Packages page shows the plans, the package advisor helps compare fit, and Get Started collects the details for the next step. The request does not itself take payment: the team confirms the plan and arranges payment and scheduling before remote onboarding. The onboarding guide explains what information is needed.

Online purchase checklist

What should a small business look for in an MDR provider?

Use a checklist that tests the actual service, not just the software name:

• Coverage and escalation: Is there 24/7 SOC monitoring, a clear escalation path and a written SOC SLA?
• Pricing and response: Are prices public, and will the team actively contain and remediate threats rather than only forward alerts?
• Endpoint tools: Is EDR or XDR included, or can you bring your own EDR? Compare EDR, MDR and XDR.
• Other systems: Check email security, including SPF, DKIM and DMARC; also check Microsoft 365 security and backup separately rather than assuming every tier includes them.
• Requirements: Check how the service's technical controls align with NIS2, the ACSC Essential Eight and applicable local privacy law, and seek legal advice on your own obligations. Read CyberOM's compliance overview and the European Commission's NIS2 overview.

If you are considering staffing your own operation, read the in-house versus outsourced SOC guide alongside the SOC cost guide.

How does CyberOM's managed SOC work?

As described in how CyberOM works, CyberOM handles remote onboarding, deployment and configuration, then manages the security service and its response workflows. Customers have a dashboard for coverage, alerts and service actions. SOC operations are run by the group's central SOC & MDR hub (Tier-3), DIAMATIX. The technology partners provide the underlying tools: Acronis for endpoint protection and backup, Perception Point for email threat protection, Sendmarc for DMARC and email authentication, and GoodAccess for secure access.

Free domain exposure check

Before choosing a managed SOC, it is worth checking your domain's current exposure. CyberOM offers a free domain exposure check; it can inform a conversation about your starting point, not replace an assessment of your devices and security requirements.

FAQ

What is per-endpoint pricing for a managed SOC?

A billing model where you pay a fixed monthly fee for each device (laptop, workstation, server) monitored by the SOC, so the cost follows the size of your fleet.

Can I buy MDR without a sales call?

Yes. CyberOM's packages are listed with prices and inclusions at /packages and can be requested online; start at /get-started. The team confirms the plan and arranges payment after the request.

What is the difference between MDR and a managed SOC?

MDR emphasises active containment and remediation; a managed SOC is the team and process behind the monitoring. Many small-business services combine both in one subscription.

Does CyberOM include email security in its packages?

SOC & Extended Response and Full Cyber Stack list Email Threat Protection (Perception Point); SOC & Response does not. DMARC Protection is a separately listed product in the store, not an inclusion of these packages. See /packages and /add-ons.

Who operates the SOC behind CyberOM?

The group's central SOC & MDR hub (Tier-3), DIAMATIX.

Which compliance frameworks does CyberOM support?

CyberOM's managed services support the technical controls of NIS2/DORA, the ACSC Essential Eight and Israel's Privacy Law Amendment 13; they do not replace legal advice or certification. See /compliance.

Is there a minimum number of endpoints?

The Packages page and package advisor show the current terms; check those before choosing a plan.

What SLA covers the managed SOC service?

CyberOM publishes its SOC SLA at /soc-sla.

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