Catch the misconfigurations attackers look for.

Most breaches do not start with a clever exploit. They start with a setting left wrong - a weak SSH config, a service exposed, a permission too broad. Suriq checks every host against security-hardening baselines continuously, scores each check pass or fail, and hands your team the risky ones first with a guided way to close them.

The hardening view: every host scored against security-hardening checks, each marked pass or fail, with the risky settings ranked worst-first. — Click to expand

The problem

One setting left wrong is all it takes.

Hardening is the work nobody finishes. A baseline gets applied at build time, then drifts - a debug flag here, a loosened permission there - and a point-in-time audit only catches it months later, if at all. Attackers are looking for exactly that gap.

The Suriq way

Scored against hardening baselines

Every host is checked continuously against security-hardening baselines on the managed Wazuh core, with a clear pass or fail per check across your whole fleet.

Risky settings, ranked

Suriq surfaces the checks that actually matter and ranks them, so your team fixes the dangerous misconfigurations first instead of wading through a flat checklist.

Guided remediation

Jack explains each finding and the change it needs in plain English. Remediation is guided and approval-gated - your team decides and acts, every move on the audit trail.

Side-by-side

Legacy stack vs. Suriq

Dimension	Legacy	Suriq
Cadence	Point-in-time audit	Continuous
Output	A flat checklist	Ranked findings
Fix	Do it yourself	Guided, approval-gated

Know which hosts a new CVE hits in seconds.

Continuous package scanning against the CVE databases, scored by CVSS and ranked worst-first, with a fix Jack can explain.

Capability

Know the instant a critical file changes.

Watches the files that matter for every change, tags the suspicious ones to MITRE ATT&CK, and lets you baseline out the noise.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

What is security hardening?

Security hardening is the ongoing work of closing the misconfigurations attackers look for - weak SSH settings, exposed services, over-broad permissions. Suriq checks each host continuously against hardening baselines on the managed Wazuh core, marks every check pass or fail, and ranks the risky ones first.

How does Suriq score hosts against hardening baselines?

Every host is assessed continuously against security-configuration benchmarks, with a clear pass or fail per check across your whole fleet. Findings are ranked by severity, so your team fixes the dangerous misconfigurations first instead of wading through a flat checklist.

Does Suriq fix misconfigurations automatically?

No. The AI interpreter explains each finding and the exact change it needs in plain English, but it advises - your team approves and acts. Remediation is guided and approval-gated, with every move on the audit trail. There is no silent auto-fix.

How is this different from a point-in-time hardening audit or CIS scanner?

A periodic scanner or CIS audit gives you a snapshot that drifts the moment it finishes - a debug flag here, a loosened permission there, unseen until the next run. Suriq assesses configuration continuously, so drift surfaces as it happens, ranked worst-first, with a guided fix rather than a static report to work through by hand.

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