
CyberSOC is a scored service of the Dubai Cyber Index. HexaPrime operates your side of it — sustaining the availability of the 12 mandated data sources and resolving DESC CyberSOC alerts in under 3 minutes against a 5-minute DCI SLA, to maintain a CyberSOC score of 5.
Under the Dubai Cyber Index (DCI), DESC assesses Dubai Government entities across defined services — CyberSOC being one of them. DESC's CyberSOC ingests and analyses logs from the entity's mandated data sources, correlates them and issues alerts back to the entity. The entity's DCI CyberSOC score is driven by how well it sustains those feeds and how promptly and completely it acts on the alerts raised. As a Managed DCI provider, HexaPrime takes operational ownership of that responsibility: monitoring log source health so the 12 data sources stay connected and reporting, triaging and actioning every DESC CyberSOC alert within the agreed response and closure SLAs, and producing the evidence DESC expects. Scoring and compliance determinations remain with DESC and the entity; HexaPrime delivers and evidences the operational performance behind the score.
The Dubai Cyber Index (DCI) is DESC's assessment of cyber maturity across Dubai Government entities. CyberSOC is one of the scored services within it. The CyberSOC score turns on response speed — alerts must be resolved within 5 minutes to hold a score of 5 — alongside consistent log delivery from your mandated data sources.
DESC mandates a defined set of log sources that must be onboarded to the CyberSOC for analysis. During onboarding we confirm the current list against your environment, close any gaps and put continuous availability monitoring around each feed.
No. DESC operates the CyberSOC and issues the alerts. HexaPrime operates the entity side of the service — keeping your data sources available, actioning the alerts DESC raises, and maintaining the evidence and SLA performance that support your DCI score.
Our monitoring flags the interruption, we investigate the cause — agent, connectivity, licensing, parsing or platform change — and restore the feed, then log the gap and its remediation as evidence. Restoring feeds quickly is what prevents availability from eroding your DCI CyberSOC score.
The DCI SLA for a DESC CyberSOC alert is 5 minutes to resolution — meeting it is what holds the CyberSOC score at 5. As a Managed DCI provider HexaPrime operates well inside it: mean time to acknowledge (MTTA) under 1 minute and mean time to resolve (MTTR) under 3 minutes, leaving deliberate headroom against the 5-minute threshold. Performance is measured and reported on every alert.
We commit to the operational performance that drives it — MTTA under 1 minute, MTTR under 3 minutes against the 5-minute DCI SLA, source availability and evidence quality — which is what sustains a CyberSOC score of 5. The score itself is determined by DESC, and some inputs sit outside the CyberSOC service.
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