We provide 24/7 automated monitoring of servers, networks and applications. Zabbix tracks availability, performance and capacity, while Wazuh analyses security events. Automated alerts are generated according to configured rules, while subsequent incident assessment, escalation and technical interventions depend on the agreed service scope and service level agreements (SLAs).
Zabbix monitors the availability, performance and capacity of servers, networks and applications. It generates alerts for outages and operational anomalies.
Wazuh analyses security logs, monitors suspicious activity and helps identify known vulnerabilities in monitored systems.
Infrastructure monitoring helps IT teams track the operational and security status of their IT environments. It can be deployed on an organisation's existing infrastructure or as part of Platform ONE.
For IT teams that need visibility into the availability of servers, virtual machines, networks and critical services.
For businesses that want automated alerts for outages, system overloads and capacity constraints.
For organisations that need to monitor security events, suspicious activities and changes across their IT systems.
We monitor the availability of physical servers and virtual machines, CPU and memory utilisation, and storage capacity. The monitoring system generates alerts for resource overloads and capacity shortages.
We monitor network devices, connection availability, response times and interface errors. Automated alerts help identify outages and communication problems.
We monitor the availability of websites, databases and application services. Depending on the configuration, monitoring can also cover TLS certificate validity and selected application functions.
Wazuh analyses security logs, suspicious activities, changes to critical files and known vulnerabilities across monitored systems.
We configure automated alerts for operational and security events. Subsequent investigation, escalation and technical interventions are governed by the agreed service scope and SLAs.
Dashboards and historical data provide visibility into performance, availability and resource utilisation trends. They help IT teams plan capacity and identify recurring issues.
Zabbix and Wazuh continuously collect and analyse operational and security data. When a potential issue is detected, the systems automatically generate alerts. Subsequent incident assessment, escalation and technical response depend on the agreed service scope and SLAs.
Zabbix collects infrastructure availability and performance metrics. Wazuh collects security events from monitored systems.
The monitoring systems evaluate service availability, configured thresholds and security events to identify outages, operational anomalies and suspicious activities.
When an issue is detected, the system automatically sends alerts to designated recipients. We configure alert rules, severity levels and notification methods according to each customer's environment.
Depending on the contracted services, alerts may be followed by incident investigation, escalation and technical intervention. Support availability and response times are defined in the agreed SLA.
We tailor monitoring services to each customer's IT infrastructure and operational requirements. Here are answers to common questions about deployment, automated alerts and technical support.
Yes. We also offer monitoring as a standalone service for existing customer IT infrastructure. The monitored systems, automated alerts and any additional support services are configured according to the customer's environment and operational requirements.
Yes. Our automated monitoring operates continuously, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Zabbix and Wazuh continuously evaluate operational and security events and generate alerts based on configured rules.
However, continuous automated monitoring does not automatically include 24/7 technical support or immediate intervention by an administrator. Support availability, response times and escalation procedures depend on the contracted services and SLAs.
Zabbix provides operational monitoring of IT infrastructure. It tracks the availability, performance, utilisation and capacity of servers, networks and services, helping identify outages and operational issues.
Wazuh focuses on security monitoring (SIEM/XDR). It analyses security logs, suspicious activities, file changes and known vulnerabilities.
Together, they provide visibility into both the operational and security status of the monitored environment.
When an outage, operational anomaly or security event is detected, the monitoring system automatically generates an alert and sends it to designated recipients according to configured rules.
If additional technical support is included in the customer's contract, the alert may be followed by investigation, escalation and intervention by an administrator. The specific procedures, support availability and response times are governed by the agreed service scope and SLA.
Infrastructure monitoring helps organisations gain visibility into IT service availability, track security events and identify suspicious activities.
Zabbix provides information about the operational status of systems, while Wazuh supports security log analysis, system change monitoring and known vulnerability identification. This information can support incident assessment and documentation of security measures.
However, deploying monitoring tools alone does not ensure NIS2 compliance. Monitoring is one component of a broader set of technical and organisational cybersecurity measures.
Let's discuss what you need to monitor, how alerts should be configured and which level of technical support makes sense for your IT environment.
