Integrations & SIEM
Make the tools you already own more valuable instead of replacing them.
What this replaces
Every security tool added is another console, another credential store, another export. The stack grows; the visibility doesn't.
What Offload does
Connects the platform to the tools an organization already runs — SIEM, ticketing, chat, scanners — with team-scoped encrypted credentials, verified connections, and real data ingestion into the unified risk view.
What you get
- Integration marketplace with connect, test, sync, and disconnect flows
- Team-scoped credential store — encrypted at rest, usable by the whole team, isolated across tenants
- Wazuh SIEM integration: agent inventory, alert ingestion, posture summaries in platform dashboards
- Real connection tests at connect time — not fire-and-forget configuration
- Scheduled global sync with per-integration data summaries and health
- Central alerting for integration failures and high-value events
- Audit and compliance connectors so integrated-tool evidence supports control posture
How it works
Each integration stores configuration with sensitive fields encrypted. Connect and sync execute real tests against the target system with classified results, giving every integration a consistent freshness and health model.
The Wazuh bridge treats the SIEM as a first-class data source: agents and alerts ingested, summarized, and correlated into posture views.
One platform, one risk view
Integrated-tool findings and events join unified vulnerability management and central alerting, extend compliance evidence, and appear in executive reporting.