Tatva Unified Operations & Cyber Defence Platform
One integrated view of infrastructure health, vulnerabilities and cyber threats - built on Zabbix, Greenbone and Wazuh, with an AI-assisted correlation layer and human decision-making retained.
Three disciplines, one operating model
Most organisations run monitoring, vulnerability management and security operations as separate practices with separate consoles, separate teams and separate reporting. The same outage, the same unpatched host and the same suspicious login are investigated three times. Tatva Networks integrates these platforms through APIs, connectors, webhooks and shared workflows, then adds an AI-assisted correlation layer so infrastructure health, exposure and threat activity are understood together.
What each platform contributes
Zabbix - observability
Collects health, performance and capacity telemetry from infrastructure, networks, applications, cloud platforms, containers, databases, services, IoT devices and OT environments.
Greenbone - vulnerability management
Discovers and assesses vulnerabilities across the estate, maintains risk visibility and re-validates remediation on a continuous cycle.
Wazuh - SIEM and XDR
Provides endpoint visibility, log analytics, threat detection, compliance monitoring and incident response data across servers, endpoints and cloud workloads.
Tatva AI layer - correlation and orchestration
Correlates events from all three platforms, removes duplicate noise, adds context, scores risk, prioritises incidents, recommends remediation and drafts technical and executive reports for human review.
How data flows through the platform
Zabbix, Greenbone and Wazuh stay separate products. Tatva integrates them through APIs, connectors and shared workflows, and adds one correlation layer above them. Decisions stay with your analysts and engineers.
Zabbix, Greenbone and Wazuh are separate platforms. Tatva Networks integrates them through APIs, connectors, webhooks and shared workflows rather than presenting them as one native product.
From asset discovery to verified, reported closure
Discover assets
Build and maintain an inventory across infrastructure, endpoints, network, cloud, applications, OT and IoT.
Monitor health
Zabbix tracks availability, performance and capacity for every monitored service.
Identify vulnerabilities
Greenbone scans and assesses exposure on a scheduled, authenticated basis.
Detect threats
Wazuh analyses logs and endpoint telemetry against tuned detection rules.
Correlate risk
The AI layer links health, exposure and threat signals for the same assets.
Prioritise response
Incidents are ranked by business impact and routed to SOC, NOC or IT operations.
Remediate
Agreed playbooks and change processes drive containment and fixes.
Verify
Re-scanning and re-monitoring confirm the issue is genuinely closed.
Report
Technical and executive reporting closes the loop with evidence.
What the AI layer does - and what it does not
The AI layer supports analysts and engineers with correlation, prioritisation, investigation, recommendations and reporting. It does not make security or operational decisions without human oversight.
Alert deduplication
Repeated and related signals are collapsed into a single actionable item.
Event correlation
Health, vulnerability and threat events about the same asset are linked together.
Risk scoring
Exposure, asset criticality and detection activity are combined into one priority view.
Root-cause assistance
Supporting evidence and probable-cause hypotheses are assembled for the engineer.
Vulnerability prioritisation
Remediation order reflects exploitability and business exposure, not severity alone.
Incident summaries
Timeline, affected assets and actions taken are drafted automatically for review.
Remediation recommendations
Suggested next steps are proposed; approval and execution stay with your team.
Capacity forecasting
Trend analysis flags where compute, storage or bandwidth will constrain services.
Executive reporting
Operational data is summarised into risk and service reporting for leadership.
Natural-language search
Teams can query operational data conversationally, with sources shown.
One platform, several audiences
Prioritised, enriched security incidents with supporting telemetry.
Correlated infrastructure and network events with probable cause.
Capacity, patching and remediation work queued with business context.
Service health, risk posture and trend reporting for leadership.
Cases raised into existing ITSM workflows with agreed fields and ownership.
Why organisations integrate rather than add another tool
One operational picture
SOC, NOC and IT operations work from the same asset, health, exposure and threat data.
Less duplicated effort
The same incident is not investigated separately by two teams in two consoles.
Risk-based prioritisation
Work is ordered by combined business exposure rather than by tool-specific severity.
Faster triage
Context is assembled before an engineer opens the case.
Evidence for audit
Monitoring, vulnerability and incident records are retained and reportable.
Human accountability
AI assists analysis and reporting; people approve decisions and actions.
Frequently asked questions
No. They are three separate open platforms with distinct purposes. Tatva Networks integrates and manages them through APIs, connectors, webhooks, shared workflows and a unified operational model so the output behaves as one service.
No. It deduplicates, correlates, scores, prioritises, recommends and reports. Analysts and engineers review and decide. Automated actions only run where you have approved a bounded, auditable playbook.
Yes. The platform can be deployed on-premises, in private or sovereign cloud, or in a hybrid arrangement, depending on data residency and operational requirements.
Yes. Many customers start with observability or vulnerability management and add detection and correlation later. The integration model is designed to be built up in stages.
Not by default. Where an existing platform already does the job, we integrate with it. Replacement is only proposed where there is a clear operational or cost justification.
See infrastructure health, exposure and threats in one view
We will assess what you already run, map the integration points and propose a staged path to unified operations.