It reads everything
Failed logins, files changing when they shouldn't, blocked traffic, web attacks - Wazuh detects it, and Suriq puts it all on one timeline you can actually follow.
A SIEM - Security Information and Event Management - is the system that watches all your logs and warns you when something is wrong. The legacy ones cost a fortune, take months to stand up, and drown you in false alarms. Suriq is different: detection is already built in - powered by Wazuh - and the flood of alerts becomes a short list of real incidents, each explained in plain English.
Legacy SIEM sells you a seven-figure license, a deployment measured in quarters, and a team that writes and tunes detection rules forever. Then it buries the one alert that matters under thousands that do not. You paid for a guard dog and got a smoke alarm that never stops.
Point your data at Suriq and it just works. Managed, Wazuh-powered detection ships in the box - no cryptic query language to learn, no year-long rollout.
Thousands of raw alerts become a handful of real incidents - grouped, deduplicated, and ranked, with the evidence already attached.
The AI interpreter tells you what happened and why, in a sentence a human can act on - and suggests how to quiet the noise next time. It advises; you decide.
| Dimension | Legacy | Suriq |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment time | 12-18 months | Hours, not months |
| Query language | SPL / KQL / ES|QL | No SPL/KQL to hand-write |
| Detection logic | Rule library, maintained by you | Managed Wazuh rules |
| Alert triage | SOC analyst queue | Correlated, deduplicated, evidence attached |
| Remediation | External SOAR playbook | Guided and manual, fully logged |
| Pricing | Per GB ingested, $$$ | Per Guardian, flat |
Failed logins, files changing when they shouldn't, blocked traffic, web attacks - Wazuh detects it, and Suriq puts it all on one timeline you can actually follow.
Wazuh's vulnerability detector finds known security holes (CVEs) across your machines and ranks them worst-first, tied to the exact host - so you fix what matters.
Continuous security-hardening checks score each machine pass or fail against best-practice baselines, so you always know where you stand.
Tracks which services are up or down across your fleet and flags backup failures - so a quiet failure never becomes a loud 3am one.
Events are retained and searchable - filter by machine, rule, or attack technique, and pull the exact log lines as evidence. Retention fits your plan.
The AI interpreter turns a cryptic detection into a sentence you can act on, evidence attached. It advises; your team decides.
Your analysts did not go to school to close Jira tickets. Suriq correlates and deduplicates alerts, speeds triage with plain-language explanations, and routes what matters to your team.
Most "XDR" is a Frankenstein of acquired tools sharing a login page. Suriq correlates endpoint, network, cloud, and log signal in one console.
Vexa keeps your events and indexes them fast - search and filter by machine, rule, or attack technique, with the evidence attached. Retention fits your plan.
Deploys fast - agentless for monitoring and cloud, a lightweight agent for deep endpoint security. Just Suriq, standing watch.