Mission Matters Innovation with Adam Torres
Sep 28, 2026 · 17 min · 7 segments
In this episode of Mission Matters, Adam Torres welcomes back Scott McCrady, CEO at SolCyber, to discuss…
Scott McCradyGuest
Adam TorresHost
So we're going to get into some security operations centered little dialogue today and also managed security service provider.
But before we do, for maybe some of the new audience that haven't caught some of our previous work together, tell us a little bit more about SoulCyber overall and what you do.
The simplest way of describing it is organizations have a security program, right? So cybersecurity.
So when bad actors are trying to break into the organization, there's a combination of tools, people, processes that secure that.
And what SoulCyber does is we provide that programmatic aspect for companies, allowing them to get better scale, do it cheaper, be more effective.
So it's really a way of up-leveling an organization's security capabilities without them having to spend a ton of money.
And so one step further on that, what are the types of organizations that you feel like, whether it's size, revenue, I don't know, capacity, like what type of organizations do you work with?
Yeah, it's funny because we work with organizations all sizes, generally speaking, probably 500 employees and larger, but we can go up to 500.
The larger companies are really looking at our security expertise and the ability to supplement their capabilities.
The smaller companies tend to want to just give everything to us because just them even hiring one or two people probably costs more than handing over the entire program to us.
And so it really depends on the size of the company, on their needs, but we can service organizations pretty large all the way down to pretty small.
I was actually a security engineer by trade and training, a cyber network engineer.
So we're going to get into some security operations centered little dialogue today and also managed security service provider.
But before we do, for maybe some of the new audience that haven't caught some of our previous work together, tell us a little bit more about SoulCyber overall and what you do.
The simplest way of describing it is organizations have a security program, right? So cybersecurity.
So when bad actors are trying to break into the organization, there's a combination of tools, people, processes that secure that.
And what SoulCyber does is we provide that programmatic aspect for companies, allowing them to get better scale, do it cheaper, be more effective.
So it's really a way of up-leveling an organization's security capabilities without them having to spend a ton of money.
And so one step further on that, what are the types of organizations that you feel like, whether it's size, revenue, I don't know, capacity, like what type of organizations do you work with?
Yeah, it's funny because we work with organizations all sizes, generally speaking, probably 500 employees and larger, but we can go up to 500.
The larger companies are really looking at our security expertise and the ability to supplement their capabilities.
The smaller companies tend to want to just give everything to us because just them even hiring one or two people probably costs more than handing over the entire program to us.
And so it really depends on the size of the company, on their needs, but we can service organizations pretty large all the way down to pretty small.
I was actually a security engineer by trade and training, a cyber network engineer.
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