Centralised telemetry
Logs and alerts of endpoints, servers, identities, cloud and devices collected under common criteria.
We design, implement and integrate Wazuh according to the actual sources, volume and use cases of each organization. The goal is not to add another console: it is to convert telemetry into prioritized alerts and actionable procedures.
Wazuh brings together SIEM and XDR capabilities to analyze events, monitor endpoints and centralize signals from local, virtualized, container and cloud environments. Its architecture allows you to start with a controlled reach and evolve coverage as rules, data quality and response mature.
It is a particularly useful alternative when the company needs visibility and control over the architecture, wants to integrate existing tools or seeks to avoid a closed dependency without resigning operational discipline.
The tool is configured around the service, risks and decisions that each team needs to make.
Logs and alerts of endpoints, servers, identities, cloud and devices collected under common criteria.
Rules aligned with critical assets, relevant threats, and real responsiveness.
Set decoders, rules, severity and exceptions to reduce false positives.
Alerts connected with tickets, notifications, automations and CyberSOC scaling.
First we validate the context. Then we expand coverage with evidence, accountability and measurable criteria.
We invented sources, agents, volume, retention, network and responsibilities.
We dimension components, high availability, security and expected growth.
We configure integrations, rules, dashboards and use cases with validable evidence.
We document triage, scaling, metrics and continuous improvement based on incidents.
Responses to assess scope, integration and next steps.
Yes. Wazuh is presented as a free and open source security platform with SIEM and XDR capabilities. Infrastructure, support, operation and integrations are dimensioned separately.
Yes. You can receive and correlate signals from multiple sources. During the survey, which integrations are viable, what data provide value, and what adjustments each source requires.
No. The platform provides detection and analysis technology, but an SOC also needs people, procedures, responsibility, coverage and responsiveness.
They are considered assets, sources, events, retention, availability, integrations, migrations and required level of operation. CTL proposes a step-by-step range after initial diagnosis.
We review coverage, sources and risks to propose a clear scope, integrated with your technological reality.