One Tool for Uptime Monitoring, SIEM, and M365 Security
Most teams end up with three tools doing related work — Pingdom for uptime, Splunk or Wazuh for security logs, a separate dashboard for M365. StatusCore replaces all three with one product, one bill, and one alert flow.
The typical "stack" problem
Multi-tool stack (typical)
- Uptime: Pingdom or UptimeRobot ($15-50/mo)
- SIEM: Splunk Cloud or Wazuh hosting ($100-500/mo)
- M365 audit: Microsoft Purview ($5/user/mo)
- VoIP/SIP checks: custom scripts or no monitoring
- Alerting: PagerDuty or Opsgenie ($30-50/mo)
- Status page: Statuspage.io ($30/mo)
Total: $200-700+/month, 5-6 dashboards, separate alert configs each.
StatusCore
- Uptime monitoring (HTTP, TCP, ping, heartbeat)
- SIP/VoIP monitoring built in
- SIEM with 139 detection rules
- M365 audit-log ingestion
- AI alert explanations
- Multi-channel alerts (email/SMS/Slack/Telegram/Discord)
- Public status pages
- Multi-region probes (US-E, US-W, EU)
Total: $20-50/month + $8/device for SIEM. One dashboard.
Why one tool beats five
- Unified incident timeline. When a server goes down AND a brute-force alert fires AND a backup heartbeat misses — you see them on the same timeline. Correlating across separate tools is what slows down incident response.
- One alert configuration. Configure email/SMS/Slack/Telegram once. Apply minimum severity once. Every monitor and rule respects it.
- One bill. No annual contract surprise from tool #4 you forgot you were paying for.
- One login, one dashboard. If you've ever had to copy a server hostname between three browser tabs, you know.
- Cross-domain detection rules. Because monitoring + SIEM share data, we can do things separate tools can't — like alert on "monitor went down AND failed-login burst from the same IP" or "SIP trunk dropped AND security event on the PBX."
What's included
Multi-Region Uptime
HTTP, HTTPS, TCP, ping, heartbeat, domain expiry, SSL cert tracking — checked from US-E, US-W, EU.
SIP / VoIP
Native SIP REGISTER over UDP/TCP/TLS. PBX, trunk, and call-quality monitoring.
SIEM Engine
139 built-in detection rules covering network, auth, M365, Windows, FortiGate, Meraki, Synology, Veeam, Peplink, VoIP devices.
M365 Integration
Ingests Azure AD, Exchange, SharePoint, and General audit logs. Detects mailbox forwarding, OAuth abuse, suspicious sign-ins.
AI Alert Explanations
Every alert can be explained in plain English with recommended actions and false-positive likelihood, powered by Claude.
XDR Response Actions
Disable M365 user, revoke sessions, auto-block IP at firewall — directly from an alert.
Custom Detection Rules
AI-assisted rule builder — describe what you want to catch in plain English; we generate the rule.
Status Pages
Branded public status pages for your customers. Per-device subscriptions.
Who's a fit
- MSPs (3-50 clients). One pane of glass across customer environments. Per-device pricing scales as you onboard.
- Small businesses (10-100 employees) with their own infra (PBX, file servers, M365 tenant) and no dedicated security team.
- VoIP providers + integrators who need genuine SIP monitoring beyond "ping the IP."
- IT teams tired of paying for 5 SaaS subscriptions that each cover one thing.
What we don't do
We're honest about scope. StatusCore isn't:
- A managed SOC service (we're self-managed; AI assists but humans don't watch your alerts 24/7)
- Enterprise SIEM at the Splunk / Sentinel scale (we cover SMB and MSP threat models very well, but if you need petabyte-scale log aggregation across thousands of endpoints, you want different tools)
- An RMM tool (no patching, software deployment, or remote desktop)
Try the all-in-one stack for free
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