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Sycope signs strategic partnership with Netmetrix

The partnership marks an important milestone in Sycope’s international expansion and strengthens the company’s presence across key Western European and international markets. By combining Sycope’s technology with Netmetrix’s extensive regional reach and expertise, the companies aim to provide organizations with greater visibility, control, and security across increasingly complex IT environments. Sycope delivers full network […]

Sycope alerts in Elasticsearch

Sycope supports REST-based External Destinations that can send alert information to third-party HTTP endpoints. Elasticsearch exposes REST APIs for indexing JSON documents, creating a straightforward integration path between the two systems. This allows selected Sycope detections to be stored in Elasticsearch and searched together with other events and operational information, while detailed network analysis and […]

Sycope alerts in Energy Logserver

Sycope supports Syslog as an External Destination and provides a CEF encoder for standardized event formatting. Energy Logserver can receive CEF-formatted data over TCP, creating a direct path for forwarding selected Sycope alerts into the central event environment. This allows Energy Logserver analysts to use Sycope detections as another source of security evidence while keeping […]

Sycope alerts in Microsoft Teams

The integration connects these environments through Microsoft Power Automate. Sycope sends alert data to a webhook, Power Automate processes the received information and publishes it in the selected Teams channel as an Adaptive Card. The notification can include the alert name, severity, rule type, timestamp, threshold level, Client IP and Server IP, together with a […]

Sycope and CMDBuild

Both platforms expose APIs that can be used to exchange selected information. Sycope provides an API library for integrations without dedicated templates, including NQL queries and methods for working with Lookup data. CMDBuild provides REST web services for reading and writing information stored in the CMDB. This makes it possible to build an integration around […]

Sycope Network Checks in Nagios

The two platforms can be connected through the Sycope API and the Nagios plugin mechanism. A custom Nagios plugin can query Sycope for selected network information, evaluate the returned data and present the result as a standard Nagios service state. This allows network conditions identified through flow analysis to become part of the monitoring processes […]