ARIA runs on Wazuh — the most powerful open-source SIEM/XDR available. We handle the deployment, tuning, rule writing, and alert triage so you get enterprise-grade detection without managing the platform yourself.
Most organizations that try to run Wazuh themselves end up with an untuned, noisy platform that generates thousands of false positives and eventually gets ignored. The problem is not Wazuh — it is one of the most capable security platforms available to any organization, at any budget. The problem is that self-managing Wazuh requires dedicated security engineering time that most small and mid-sized businesses simply do not have. ARIA solves this by running Wazuh as a fully managed service: we deploy it, configure it for your specific environment, write custom detection rules, and ensure every escalation is reviewed by a security engineer. You get Wazuh's world-class detection capability without spending a single hour on platform management.
Wazuh is the security platform of choice for thousands of security teams globally — including Fortune 500 companies, government agencies, and managed security providers. It provides unified XDR and SIEM capabilities in a single open-source platform: endpoint detection and response, log analysis, vulnerability detection, file integrity monitoring, and cloud security posture management. The breadth of coverage is exceptional, and the MITRE ATT&CK rule library is among the most comprehensive available in any commercial or open-source platform.
The reason most small businesses cannot access this capability is operational, not financial. Wazuh itself is open-source. The barrier is the security engineering effort required to deploy it correctly, tune it to your environment, keep it current, and actually investigate the alerts it produces. A self-managed Wazuh deployment without dedicated security personnel quickly becomes a liability — an alert-generating system that nobody has time to review.
ARIA removes that barrier entirely. We are Wazuh specialists who manage the platform infrastructure so you can benefit from its detection capability without owning its operational complexity.
Organizations that try to self-manage Wazuh consistently report the same pain points. Initial deployment is more complex than expected — configuring the Wazuh Manager, Indexer, and Dashboard correctly, sizing infrastructure, and getting agents deployed across all endpoints takes significant engineering time. Then the noise starts: default Wazuh rules generate thousands of alerts per day across a typical SMB environment, the vast majority of which are false positives that require tuning to suppress.
Keeping Wazuh current is a continuous obligation. Major version upgrades require planning and testing. Detection rules need regular updates as the threat landscape evolves. Custom rules need to be written for the specific software, cloud services, and behaviors in your environment. And then there is the actual security work: investigating the real alerts, correlating events across sources, and responding to confirmed threats.
ARIA handles all of it. Your team interacts with our SOC dashboard and receives analyst-reviewed escalations. The Wazuh platform is entirely invisible to you — which is exactly how it should be.
Wazuh generates the raw detections. ARIA adds an AI triage layer on top that analyzes every Wazuh alert against the MITRE ATT&CK framework, enriches it with threat intelligence from OTX, CISA KEV, and commercial feeds, and scores it by business risk. This pipeline means analyst attention is focused on confirmed or high-probability threats, not noise.
The practical result is faster response times, dramatically fewer false positives reaching you as a client, and full MITRE ATT&CK coverage documented per alert — the kind of audit trail that compliance frameworks and cyber insurance carriers both want to see. Every alert that reaches your dashboard includes its ATT&CK technique mapping, risk score, enrichment data, and analyst notes.
This AI-plus-analyst model is how enterprise security teams have operated for years. ARIA makes it the standard for every ARIA client, regardless of plan tier.
Wazuh natively supports compliance mapping for HIPAA, PCI-DSS, NIST CSF, GDPR, and SOC 2 — each alert can be tagged to the specific control it relates to. ARIA generates compliance-ready reports from this data automatically, on the schedule your audit cycle requires.
For HIPAA-covered clients, ARIA provides the access logs, security event records, and incident documentation required by the HIPAA Security Rule. Wazuh's file integrity monitoring satisfies the audit control requirements; our access logging satisfies the access control monitoring requirements.
For PCI-DSS clients, ARIA's log retention and audit trail architecture satisfies Requirements 10 (audit log maintenance) and 11 (security testing and intrusion detection). No separate compliance logging tool is required — Wazuh and ARIA handle it natively.
Most businesses that try Wazuh give up because the management overhead is too high. ARIA handles everything — deployment, tuning, triage, response — so you get the detection capability without the operational burden.
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