Continuous detection engineering, rule tuning, and threat coverage for organizations that want Wazuh to detect real attacks — not just collect logs.
Wazuh is powerful, but open-source security tools require continuous engineering. Without tuning, rule development, and validation, the platform can become a passive log collector instead of an active detection system.
From a passive default deployment to an active, tuned detection system
Four stages that repeat continuously to raise detection coverage and alert quality
Review current rules, alerts, log sources, and detection gaps.
Develop custom detection logic based on real attack behaviors.
Reduce false positives and improve alert quality.
Provide monthly visibility into changes, coverage, and gaps.
Outcome-focused capabilities — real behavioral detection, not just rule files
Rules tailored to client environment, assets, and threat exposure.
Detection aligned with real attacker techniques such as persistence, privilege escalation, lateral movement, and ransomware behavior.
Tuning to reduce false positives and make alerts more actionable.
Monthly updates based on emerging threats and changing environments.
Controlled testing to confirm whether important behaviors are detected.
Clear reports showing what is covered, what changed, and what still needs improvement.
Clear boundaries to prevent any confusion
Real-world scenarios that custom detection rules cover
Rwased builds on top of the open-source Wazuh platform to deliver advanced detection capabilities — we develop the intelligence layer above a proven foundation.
Start with a detection assessment. We review your current coverage, identify gaps, and show where tuning or custom rules can improve your security visibility.
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