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ExtraHop SOC Building Kit

A security operations center kit for ExtraHop, the cybersecurity company, developed for event giveaways and built around branded computer workstations and monitoring screens.

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ExtraHop SOC Building Kit, studio presentation of the custom brick model
Client
ExtraHop
Client country
United States
Year
2026
Industry
Cybersecurity & Security
Project type
Small Kit
Run size
100+ kits
Pieces per kit
194
Scope of work
  • Model design
  • Original LEGO® part sourcing
  • Printed packaging
  • Printed instruction booklet

The brief

ExtraHop approached us with a clear reference: a small security operations center kit for a cybersecurity audience. The team wanted a giveaway for an event in San Francisco starting March 23, 2026. We developed the Cyberstation around the setting where security teams work, with ExtraHop's own identity on the model.

The scene brings two computer workstations together against a white and purple wall. Screens and desktop equipment give the small build its subject, while the ExtraHop branding identifies the company behind it. The open front keeps the workstations visible and leaves the monitor details in view after assembly.

The kit uses original LEGO® elements and comes with custom packaging and a printed building booklet. We produced two revisions of the same scene, keeping the security operations center as its subject. The result gives ExtraHop an event gift that speaks the language of its audience: familiar monitoring screens, desks and the tools of the job. Recipients can assemble that working environment themselves, then keep the small scene with the ExtraHop name in view.

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ExtraHop SOC Building Kit, render of the custom brick model
ExtraHop SOC Building Kit, render of the custom brick model

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