
Run Sigma rules directly on your data stream. Identify and respond to attacks at wire speed before they even reach your SIEM.
The Problem
Traditional detection happens after data lands in your SIEM. By the time a correlation rule fires, the attacker has already moved laterally. This often happens within 84 minutes. Batch processing and indexing delays give adversaries a head start while your SIEM is still indexing yesterday's logs.
Shift detection left to the stream
Run detection logic on data in motion, not data at rest. Tenzir executes Sigma rules directly on your telemetry streams, enabling sub-second detection and automated response.
Detection at the speed of data
Run detection logic on data in motion, not data at rest. Tenzir executes Sigma rules directly on your telemetry streams, enabling sub-second detection and automated response.
A pipeline that runs Sigma rules on Zeek logs, immediately alerting PagerDuty and isolating compromised hosts via CrowdStrike while logging to Splunk.
Why Tenzir enables real-time detection
Delayed response
Most SIEMs have limited validation. Bad data gets indexed, consuming license and corrupting analytics. You find out during an investigation, when a rule should have fired but didn't.
Minutes of detection delay
Reactive alerting
Limited real-time response
Tenzir runs detection on streaming data before storage. Threats are blocked in milliseconds. Your SIEM gets data for historical correlation, but initial detection is instant.





















