Cyguru

Teams that need a security operations center but have no analysts to staff one are the natural audience for Cyguru.

Cyguru is a SOCaaS (Security Operation Center as a Service) that uses an AI analyst to detect threats and respond to incidents, so a small IT group can run monitoring without building a SOC from scratch.

The company says you can get a working SOC set up in a few clicks.

The platform is built on Wazuh SIEM, the open source security monitoring system.

It covers Windows, Linux, CentOS and macOS machines, and it also takes in Syslog data, which means network gear and other devices that only send logs can feed into the same view.

Cyguru focuses on security insights and proactive threat mitigation rather than only raising alerts after something has gone wrong.

If your team already runs Wazuh, the familiar foundation may shorten the learning curve.

As an AI security tool, Cyguru fits best where visibility across mixed operating systems matters more than a tailored, hands-on SOC service.