SURIQSOAR, without the playbook rot.
SOAR - Security Orchestration, Automation and Response - is meant to automate your security busywork. In practice it becomes hundreds of brittle "playbooks" written for last year's threats by people who have since left. Suriq automates the parts that actually matter - routing every alert where your team works, failing DNS over the instant a host drops, and keeping multi-cloud backups on schedule - set up once, with no glue code to babysit.
A library of hundreds of playbooks, mostly stale. You ship one a quarter. Attackers ship one a week.
Every SOAR rollout ends the same way: a graveyard of decision trees no one trusts, and an engineer writing glue code to keep the integrations from breaking. You are maintaining software when you should be defending a business.
Nothing to maintain
No decision trees to keep alive. Set your routing rules and failover policy once, and the platform just runs them - quarter after quarter.
Plugged in, no glue code
Around 16 notification channels out of the box - PagerDuty, Slack, email, webhooks and more, plus Splunk as an alert output - and multi-cloud CloudSnap backups.
Your rules, faithfully run
Decide where alerts go and when DNS fails over to standby. The platform follows your rules to the letter and logs every action it takes.
Legacy stack vs. Suriq
| Dimension | Legacy | Suriq |
|---|---|---|
| Automation model | Playbook DAG | Routing rules + failover policy |
| Maintenance | Continuous | Minimal |
| Hands-off action | Scripted in playbooks | Automatic DNS failover |
| Integrations | Glue code required | ~16 channels, no glue code |
A SOC with the noise cut out.
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.
Incident response, with context in hand.
Detections bundled into one correlated incident, tagged to MITRE, routed to on-call, and explained in plain English.
Ready to meet the Guardians?
Deploys fast - agentless for monitoring and cloud, a lightweight agent for deep endpoint security. Just Suriq, standing watch.