We lived inside the 3am page. So we built what we wished we had.

Finding the alert was never the hard part.

The founding team came from years of security operations work. Detection tools were rarely the problem: they find a lot, and they find it well. The work was everything around them.

Alerts arrived as deep technical detections nobody had time to decode. The public side of the business, its certificates, DNS, and routes, had no one watching it. Backups had never been test-restored, and credentials sat in a dozen places.

Suriq puts that work in one place and runs it for you, so a small team gets answers instead of a pile of raw alerts.

Answers you can act on.

• Related alerts grouped into one incident, ranked by severity, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, and sent to the channels your team already uses.
• A built-in assistant that explains what fired, why, and what to check next, and proposes fixes for your team to approve.
• Which machines carry known vulnerabilities, most severe first.
• The outside watched too: certificate expiry, DNS and WHOIS changes, route hijacks, and uptime.
• Server snapshots and a secrets vault run from the same console, for the clouds and vaults you use.

The full tour is on the platform page.