Threat detection where your fleet already lives
Detect on the same platform that responds.
The standalone SIEM model asks you to buy a second product, deploy a second agent, and staff a second console — then hands you alerts with no way to act on them. Monitic builds SIEM for IT teams into the platform that already manages the fleet: the Monitic agent feeds endpoint logs and events into Wazuh-integrated security analytics, and every finding lands in the console that can patch, run a script, or hand the fix to the AI assistant. Detection and response stop being two products with a ticket queue between them.
No second agent, no second console. The endpoint agent you deployed for management is the collector; security findings appear next to the inventory, patch state, and remote-access tools for the same machine.
Findings, not floods. Raw events stay in the security backend. Monitic surfaces curated findings — the alerts worth a human's attention, with the context to act on them.
Enterprise capability at platform pricing. SIEM & threat detection ships in the Enterprise tier — a fraction of what a standalone SIEM stack costs to license and operate. See pricing.
Endpoint log collection into security analytics
Every managed endpoint streams its logs and security events into Wazuh-integrated analytics through the agent already installed. There is no separate collector to package, no forwarder fleet to maintain, and no gap between "managed" and "monitored" — if the agent is on it, it is contributing telemetry.
- Endpoint log and event collection through the existing Monitic agent
- Analysis in the security backend; curated findings surfaced in the console
- Coverage grows with the fleet automatically — enrollment is onboarding
Explore endpoint log collection in depth.
File integrity monitoring and configuration assessment
Attackers change things: binaries, registry keys, configuration files. Monitic's file integrity monitoring alerts when critical files or registry entries change, and security configuration assessment (SCA) evaluates endpoints against hardening expectations — so both the tamper and the weakness that invited it are visible.
- FIM alerts on changes to critical files and registry entries
- SCA findings show where endpoint configuration falls short
- Findings carry the device context needed to act, not just a hash diff
See file integrity monitoring in depth.
Alerts mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
An alert that says "suspicious activity" starts an investigation; an alert mapped to a MITRE ATT&CK technique starts a response. Monitic maps security alerts to ATT&CK techniques, giving analysts a shared vocabulary for what the adversary is doing and where it sits in the kill chain.
Explore MITRE ATT&CK mapping.
A SOC dashboard for the whole fleet
The SOC dashboard aggregates security posture, active alerts, and vulnerabilities across every company and endpoint you manage — one screen that answers "how exposed are we right now" without stitching together three tools.
From detection to response — same platform
This is the part standalone SIEMs cannot do: act. A Monitic finding can route directly to remediation — deploy the missing patch, dispatch a script to the endpoint, or hand the case to the AI assistant with full context. The distance from alert to fix is a click, not an export to another team's backlog.
How it works
Agents collect logs and events. Wazuh-integrated analytics detect; raw events stay in the security backend. Curated findings — FIM changes, SCA failures, ATT&CK-mapped alerts — surface in the SOC dashboard, and each one carries a remediation path. Collect, detect, surface, respond: one loop, one platform.
Explore SIEM & threat detection in depth
- Log collection — endpoint telemetry into security analytics, no extra agent
- File integrity monitoring — critical file and registry change alerts
- MITRE ATT&CK mapping — alerts translated into adversary technique
- SOC dashboard — posture, alerts, and vulnerabilities in one view
Related modules
- Find the exposure first — vulnerability management identifies the CVEs attackers exploit
- Watch the perimeter — firewall management brings FortiGate, OPNsense, Sophos, and SonicWall into the same console
- Harden what detection protects — security compliance enforces the baseline that makes alerts rarer
Building a security operation on a lean team? See Monitic for security operations.
Frequently asked questions
Does Monitic replace a standalone SIEM?
For fleet-focused IT and security teams, yes — endpoint log collection, FIM, SCA, ATT&CK-mapped alerting, and a SOC dashboard cover the core SIEM workload. Raw events remain in the Wazuh-integrated security backend; Monitic surfaces the curated findings your team actually works.
Which plan includes SIEM & threat detection?
The Enterprise tier — still well below the cost of licensing and operating a separate SIEM. Full details on pricing.
Do I need to deploy another agent?
No. The Monitic agent already on every managed endpoint handles security telemetry collection. Enrollment into management is enrollment into detection.
What happens after a detection?
Findings route to response on the same platform: deploy a patch, run a script on the affected endpoint, or hand the finding to the AI assistant with full context. Setup guidance lives in the SIEM & threat detection docs.
See Monitic on your own fleet
Full-featured 14-day trial · no credit card · your real fleet in the console on day one.