
Autonomous SOC for SMBs with no security specialist, built on Wazuh and Suricata.

Autonomous SOC for SMBs with no security specialist, built on Wazuh and Suricata.
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VRadar is an autonomous security analyst for small businesses with no security specialist. It runs on open-source tooling you can inspect yourself, Wazuh and Suricata, pointed at our detection layer. There is no black-box agent you have to take on trust. What it does: watches your machines and network, issues block commands against attacking IPs, filters out roughly 99% of the noise, and tells you what actually matters in plain language instead of raw alert codes. Setup is about 15 minutes per device, from signup to protected, via a one-line install script. Honest limits, because you would find out anyway: - Windows, Linux and macOS 12+ (Intel and Apple Silicon). On macOS we do full monitoring and automatic IP blocking; pushing port and domain block rules down to the endpoint is Windows and Linux only. - It does not delete files or isolate machines outside rules you set. Those actions wait for a human. If you want full EDR-style automated rollback, this is not that. - We are a young company with no third-party security certification yet. Pricing: free for 3 months on up to 3 devices, no card required. Current rates after that are listed on our website, self-serve. No minimum device count, unlike most SMB security vendors that start at 50 or 100 endpoints. Best fit: businesses running roughly 5 to 50 devices with no in-house security staff, and the MSPs who serve them.