SIEM & XDR

Every Wazuh alert, autonomously resolved.

Simbian's AI SOC agents integrate with Wazuh to triage alerts, investigate rule hits, and drive response — turning your open-source SIEM and XDR into a 24/7 autonomous SOC, no playbooks required.

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Wazuh
Wazuh
Rule hit · Alert raised
Alert
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AI SOC Agent
Investigates · reasons · decides
Analyzing
Context Lake™
Cross-platform enrichment
Enriching
Security
SIEM · EDR · IAM · TI
Non-Security
CMDB · HR · Cloud
Response Actions
Automated · policy-governed
Executing
Isolate host Disable account Escalate L2

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Wazuh SIEM Automation, End to End

Simbian reads the rule hit, the decoder output, and the agent telemetry — then acts. Security automation for open-source SIEM, at open-source alert volumes.

Rule-Hit Triage at Scale

Every Wazuh rule hit is triaged and prioritized the moment it fires, so the open-source alert flood never becomes SOC alert fatigue.

Autonomous Investigation

Simbian reads the alert, decoder output, and agent telemetry, then reasons to a verdict — no playbooks, no deep rule expertise required.

Cross-Platform Correlation

Correlate Wazuh detections with EDR, identity, and threat intel so every incident has full context before anyone is paged.

Governed Response

Confirmed threats trigger containment — isolate the host, disable the account — through your connected tools, under policy.

File Integrity & Threat Hunting

Simbian hunts across Wazuh FIM and log data to surface recurring patterns before they escalate into incidents.

Reviewable Case Records

Every verdict, action, and rationale is recorded, so your open-source SOC stays fully auditable.

Put AI to work on your Wazuh open-source SIEM

Open-source SIEM generates enormous alert volume — with no analyst headcount to match. Simbian's autonomous SOC closes the gap in seconds.

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How Simbian investigates a Wazuh alert.

A real rule hit, investigated and resolved in well under two minutes — every step logged.

Detection
Wazuh Alert
rule level 12 · possible rootkit
T+0s
Rule hit fires
hidden process flagged by agent
T+3s
Alert ingested
Simbian pulls decoder output + telemetry
T+9s
Telemetry analyzed
process + network + FIM context gathered
Response
Autonomous Response by AI SOC Agent
policy match · Tier-1 autonomous · no analyst involved
T+21s
Cross-tool correlation
matching beacon seen in network logs
T+43s
Compromise confirmed
known C2 pattern on the host
Verdict:TRUE POSITIVEconf 0.92 · 43s
Host isolatedvia EDR API
Case recordedvia Wazuh API
Human in Control
Escalation to L2
Full alert trail and verdict handed to the on-call analyst for the reimage decision.
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Four Steps to Autonomous Wazuh Operations

From a raw rule hit to a governed response — end to end, fully auditable.

01

Connect

Connect Simbian to Wazuh via its API in minutes. Read access to alerts and agent data — no new sensors to deploy.

02

Monitor

Simbian watches every rule hit and alert, ingesting them the instant Wazuh raises them.

03

Investigate

It reads the decoder output and telemetry, correlates across your stack, and reasons to a verdict — autonomously.

04

Respond

Confirmed threats trigger governed response through your connected tools; everything else is closed with a documented rationale.

Real Threats. Autonomous Outcomes.

How Simbian turns Wazuh open-source signal into resolved incidents.

Intrusion Detection

Rootkit alert, investigated and contained

Wazuh raises a rootkit-detection rule. Simbian pulls the agent telemetry, correlates with process and network data, confirms the compromise, and isolates the host — no analyst needed.

File Integrity

Unauthorized change, adjudicated in seconds

A Wazuh FIM alert fires on a sensitive file. Simbian checks change context, ticketing, and identity, then either escalates a real tamper or clears an approved deployment — with evidence.

Alert Overload

Open-source alert flood triaged to zero backlog

The high volume of low-severity Wazuh alerts that no one has time to read is triaged continuously, so the real detections never get buried.

More SIEM & XDR Integrations

Simbian connects to every major SIEM — open-source and commercial.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Simbian works alongside Wazuh, not instead of it. Wazuh remains your open-source SIEM and XDR; Simbian is the AI SOC layer that triages, investigates, and responds to the alerts Wazuh generates — so you get enterprise-grade operations on an open-source stack.
Minutes. Simbian connects to the Wazuh API with read access to alerts and agent data. No new sensors, no data migration, no rule rewrites.
Both. Simbian triages and investigates every alert, and executes response — isolating hosts, disabling accounts — through your connected tools. Every action follows your policy guardrails.
No. Simbian reasons about each alert and gathers its own evidence, so there are no playbooks to build and no deep rule expertise required from your team.
It escalates to your team with the full investigation timeline — what fired, what it checked, and why — so the analyst opens a decision, not a raw alert.

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