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 on a managed Wazuh core - 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 built-in assistant 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, community + your own rules |
| Alert triage | SOC analyst queue | Correlated, deduplicated, evidence attached |
| Remediation | External SOAR playbook | Guided and manual, fully logged |
| Data ownership | Locked in the vendor's cloud | A dedicated backend, exportable |
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 built-in assistant turns a cryptic detection into a sentence you can act on, evidence attached, and any fix it drafts waits for your approval.
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.
Suriq keeps your events and indexes them fast - search and filter by machine, rule, or attack technique, with the evidence attached. Retention fits your plan.
Agentless checks for uptime and your cloud, a lightweight agent for detection on each server, and one console that ranks and explains what it finds.