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Detkrypt is a sovereign SIEM: it collects the logs from across your information system, correlates them and detects the signs of an attack, with prioritised alerts and audit trails. Hosted and operated in Europe.
Detkrypt is the sovereign SIEM of the SANTVIA galaxy. A SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) collects the logs and events from across the information system, correlates them to spot suspicious patterns, raises alerts and keeps an audit trail for investigation and compliance. Detkrypt is a sovereign alternative to non-European SIEMs, hosted and operated in the European Union. The product is under construction; early access is available on request.
The security traces already exist: every workstation, server and service produces logs. But scattered and unreadable, they're useless. An intrusion advances in small, innocuous steps that no one cross-references, while compliance — NIS2 first — demands audit trails that are kept and usable.
Every device dumps its logs in its own corner, in its own format. Without collection or normalisation, the useful signal drowns in the volume and stays unusable.
An intrusion moves in weak signals, harmless one by one. With no correlation across sources, it progresses unseen — and is found too late.
Market platforms are non-European, billed by volume and send your security data outside the Union — just as sovereignty becomes a requirement.
Detkrypt gathers everything your information system produces, makes sense of it and surfaces what matters: the alert that counts, with its context, within a European circle of trust.
Every source in one place: workstations, servers, network, cloud and applications. Logs are normalised into a common format, ready to be cross-referenced and searched.
Correlation rules and anomaly detection link weak signals across sources. An innocuous sequence becomes a visible attack pattern.
Not an avalanche of lines, but prioritised alerts in plain language, with what you need to understand and act fast.
Detkrypt is hosted and operated in France and the European Union. Your logs and their processing never leave the circle of trust.
From collection to audit, the essentials of a security centre, with European sovereignty and native galaxy integration on top.
Workstations, servers, network, cloud and apps, in one place.
Heterogeneous formats brought to a common language.
Link events from several sources into a single pattern.
Spot the deviation from normal behaviour, not just a signature.
What matters surfaces, with its context, in plain language.
See the state at a glance, search across the logs.
A log kept, maintained and usable for compliance.
Ingests the Endkrypt EDR detections and DNS logs.
Taken on their own, each event looks ordinary. It's by cross-referencing them that the attack pattern appears. Correlation is what sets a SIEM apart from a mere log collector — and what catches what a point tool lets through.
Your security logs are among your most sensitive data. Detkrypt keeps them in a European space, under European law, without offshoring them.
Gather the logs of the information system, correlate the signals and work on prioritised alerts rather than an unreadable stream. The SOC gains visibility and time.
Meet detection and traceability requirements with maintained audit trails, in a sovereign frame — without handing your logs to a non-EU platform.
Monitor your information system with a European SIEM, hosted and operated in the EU, aligned with the public sector's sovereignty expectations.
The SIEM is under construction. Write to us for early access, a chat about your needs, or to be told when it opens. No commitment.
Product under construction — no general availability yet. SANTVIA — RCS Aix-en-Provence 130 594 823.
A SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) collects the logs and events from across the information system, normalises and correlates them to spot suspicious patterns, raises alerts and keeps an audit trail. Detkrypt, by SANTVIA, is a sovereign SIEM, hosted and operated in the European Union. Under construction; early access on request.
The logs and events from varied sources: workstations, servers, network, cloud and applications. It also ingests the Endkrypt (EDR) detections and the logs of the sovereign DNS Dnskrypt. Everything is normalised into a common format to be correlated and searched.
By linking weak signals from several sources through correlation rules and anomaly detection. A sequence that looks harmless source by source becomes an attack pattern once cross-referenced: Detkrypt then raises a prioritised alert with its context, rather than an avalanche of lines.
Yes. Detkrypt is hosted and operated in France and the European Union, under European law. The logs and their processing never leave the circle of trust — unlike non-European SIEMs that offshore the data.
Yes. Detkrypt natively ingests the detections of Endkrypt, the SANTVIA galaxy's EDR, as well as the Dnskrypt logs and many other sources. The EDR sees the endpoint, the SIEM cross-references the whole information system: the two complement each other.
Not yet: Detkrypt is under construction. Request early access at contact@santvia.eu; general opening will be announced on this page.
Detkrypt is one brick of SANTVIA: sovereign communication, protection and digital compliance, hosted in France and Europe. One account, a sovereign copilot, proof rather than promises.
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