We catch it the instant the origin stops answering health checks - dead worker, OOM-killed process, unreachable host. No scan, no wait.
Your infra, defended at machine speed.
Suriq wraps Wazuh with what it is missing: checks posted outside your perimeter, a plain-English answer for every alert, and DNS that fails over the instant a monitored host drops. You see the CVE that hits you in seconds - and your team stays in control of every response.
Alerts in. Answers out.
Wazuh fires a detection and hands you a dense, technical rule ID. Suriq reads it and answers in plain English: what fired, why it matters, and how to quiet it down.
Ask what a rule means or why an incident triggered. Suriq walks you through the evidence, points to the exact log lines, and suggests a tuning or a fix.
Suriq advises. Nothing runs on its own - anything it proposes waits for someone on your team to approve it.
Wazuh gave us the signal. We built the magic.
A detection engine alone tells you something happened. Suriq watches the edge, explains what it means, and keeps you standing when it hits.
A CVE breaks in the wild. You know who's exposed in seconds.
December 2021: Log4Shell (CVE-2021-44228) handed attackers remote code execution on anything running log4j - mass-exploited within hours, before most teams even knew where they were exposed. Here is that scramble replayed the Suriq way: catch the probe, pinpoint every vulnerable host, get the exact fix in plain English, and patch with a safety net - while everyone else is still reading the news.
The origin goes dark.
Traffic keeps flowing.
NGINX falls over - the worker dies, the box runs out of memory, the host stops answering. Detection and correlation fire on their own; the moment the monitored origin stops responding, DNS fails over to a warm standby without a page. Deeper response stays in your hands, with every step explained.
The failed health checks, the 5xx burst, and the host-down signal collapse into one incident, deduplicated and kept as a single timeline.
On-call is paged where they already are - Slack, PagerDuty, email - with the assistant's plain-English read on what went down.
The moment the monitored origin stops responding, DNS fails over to a warm standby on its own - and reverts the second the box is healthy again.
The Operations Suite. The muscle behind the magic.
Three production systems doing the heavy lifting around the engine - snapshots, monitoring, and credential isolation, all run from one console.
CloudSnap
Vendor-agnostic snapshot fabric across your cloud providers. GFS retention, queued and fully audited execution, per-provider endpoint allowlists, and cross-region copies where the provider supports it. One control plane.
Watchtower
Watches your sites, servers, DNS, and network as often as every 60 seconds. The moment something breaks you get the alert - and it can fail DNS over to a healthy server on its own, before customers notice.
Secrets Vault
OpenBao, HashiCorp Vault, Infisical, Akeyless. Dual-permission - the console writes, execution only reads. Per-team BYOV. Credentials never touch the database, the logs, or the backups.
Frequently asked questions
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Stop running Wazuh alone.
Let Suriq run it.
Suriq deploys fast - agentless for monitoring and cloud, a lightweight agent for deep endpoint security, all on a managed Wazuh core. The engine you trust, with external checks, plain-English answers, and failover wrapped around it.