Wazuh has become the default answer for Indian estates that want SIEM (security information and event management) capability without a proportional licence bill — an open-source platform covering log analysis, endpoint telemetry, file integrity and compliance mapping, with nothing charged per event. The licence maths is real. What the licence line hides is that Wazuh
If you run a managed service provider, the maths of a NOC (network operations centre) is your maths multiplied by every client you serve. Each contract quietly promises that somebody is watching, but a night shift is nearly impossible to justify per client — and your engineers are worth more on project work than on
Search for outsourced NOC pricing in India and you will mostly find American pages quoting American dollars. The few Indian pages that mention money at all give you a number with no scope attached, which is worse than no number. This guide does the opposite: it shows you what the monthly fee for a NOC
This comparison gets asked in both directions — MDR vs SOC as a service, SOCaaS vs MDR — and the honest answer starts with an admission: the two names describe overlapping services sold with deliberately blurry edges. Both give you people watching for attacks around the clock. What differs is scope, tooling ownership and who
