Back to All Partners Netcyberops INVITE Networks is a NetCyberOps managed detection and response partner, delivering 24/7 security operations center coverage for enterprise and mid-market organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix. INVITE handles onboarding, integration, and day-to-day coordination with NetCyberOps’ SOC — so customers get around-the-clock threat monitoring without building an internal security operations function. TL;DR: INVITE Networks integrates NetCyberOps’ 24/7 SOC-delivered MDR, SIEM, EDR, and email security into a customer’s broader IT environment, giving organizations continuous threat monitoring backed by analysts with NSA offensive and defensive backgrounds. This page is for CISOs and IT directors evaluating a NetCyberOps-backed security partner who can own the full integration, not just the referral. What does INVITE Networks deliver as a NetCyberOps partner? INVITE Networks partners with NetCyberOps, a Utah-based managed cybersecurity provider founded by former NSA engineers, to deliver 24/7 security operations center coverage as part of a customer’s broader IT environment. NetCyberOps’ SOC provides managed detection and response, SIEM, EDR, vulnerability management, and email protection, currently protecting hundreds of thousands of endpoints across its customer base. INVITE’s role is to integrate that SOC coverage into a customer’s existing infrastructure and IT operations: connecting log sources and endpoints, coordinating incident response with internal teams, and acting as the single point of contact when questions or issues come up. Customers get an elite, always-on security team without hiring analysts or building a SOC internally. Why do Salt Lake City and Phoenix organizations choose INVITE for NetCyberOps-backed security operations? Organizations in Salt Lake City and Phoenix without a 24/7 internal security team face a real gap: threats don’t wait for business hours, and by the time an alert is noticed the next morning, an attacker may have already moved laterally through the network. INVITE brings NetCyberOps’ around-the-clock SOC into the customer’s environment while handling the integration and coordination work that would otherwise fall on an already-stretched internal IT team. A regional financial services firm in the Phoenix area had SIEM and EDR tools deployed but no staff monitoring them outside business hours, leaving a multi-day gap between a suspicious login and any human review. INVITE integrated NetCyberOps’ SOC coverage across the firm’s environment, connecting existing log sources and endpoints into round-the-clock monitoring. Within the first quarter, NetCyberOps’ analysts identified and contained a credential-stuffing attempt overnight, well before it would have been noticed under the firm’s previous monitoring approach. How does INVITE manage NetCyberOps as part of its security services? NetCyberOps-delivered SOC coverage is layered into INVITE’s broader cybersecurity practice, giving customers a combination of INVITE’s infrastructure and network expertise with NetCyberOps’ dedicated 24/7 monitoring and incident response. Because the engagement is delivered through INVITE’s managed services model, customers get a single point of accountability — INVITE coordinates with NetCyberOps’ SOC on the customer’s behalf, so IT and security leadership aren’t managing two separate vendor relationships during an active incident. What NetCyberOps services does INVITE integrate and manage? INVITE integrates the core components of NetCyberOps’ managed security offering based on a customer’s existing tools and gaps. Managed detection and response provides continuous monitoring and analyst-driven response across endpoints and network activity. SIEM aggregates and correlates log data from across the environment to surface threats that isolated tools would miss. EDR delivers endpoint-level visibility and containment, vulnerability management identifies exploitable weaknesses before attackers do, and email security protects against phishing and business email compromise. INVITE manages the ongoing relationship and technical integration between these services and a customer’s environment, ensuring alerts and incident response actions translate into real changes in the customer’s infrastructure. Looking for a security partner who integrates 24/7 SOC coverage into your environment, not just refers you elsewhere? Contact INVITE to discuss a NetCyberOps-backed engagement for your organization. Frequently Asked Questions: NetCyberOps Managed Detection and Response Is INVITE an authorized NetCyberOps partner? Yes. INVITE Networks partners with NetCyberOps to deliver integrated 24/7 SOC coverage, with INVITE handling onboarding, integration, and ongoing coordination for customers. Can INVITE manage this if we don’t have an internal security operations team? Yes. That’s the primary reason organizations engage NetCyberOps through INVITE. NetCyberOps’ analysts provide the round-the-clock monitoring and response, while INVITE handles integration and acts as the customer’s day-to-day point of contact, so no internal SOC build-out is required. What makes NetCyberOps different from a standard MSSP? NetCyberOps’ core differentiator is its analyst team’s background — led by specialists with offensive and defensive experience from the National Security Agency — combined with a unified SIEM, EDR, MDR, and email security offering delivered from a single SOC. INVITE integrates that offering into a customer’s existing infrastructure rather than requiring a wholesale platform replacement. How long does it take to stand up NetCyberOps-backed coverage with INVITE? Timelines depend on how many log sources and endpoints need to be onboarded, but a typical initial integration — covering endpoint and log source connection and baseline SOC handoff — runs two to four weeks. Full tuning of detection rules to a customer’s specific environment is usually completed within the following month.
