Keep the source of truth intact
Inventory remains in GLPI. Security telemetry remains in Wazuh. Monitoring and recovery remain connected through their own authoritative systems.
A managed operations platform
LSMON connects the operating systems your team already trusts into a tenant-safe workspace for inventory, security findings, endpoint lifecycle and accountable service delivery.
Designed to coordinate the systems of record—not replace them.
Monitoring with context
Zabbix is a first-class part of the LSMON story. It remains the monitoring authority while LSMON connects availability and service context to the right asset, tenant, owner and operational workflow.
Where connected Monitoring data is shown only for configured customer environments.
Source-aware operations: the dashboard informs a response without pretending to replace the monitoring platform.
The LSMON model
Teams need the right context before they act. LSMON gives operators and customers a shared, role-aware view of the assets, risks, coverage and evidence that matter to their authorised scope.
Each source retains its authority. LSMON normalises operational context and governs who can see and act on it.
Inventory remains in GLPI. Security telemetry remains in Wazuh. Monitoring and recovery remain connected through their own authoritative systems.
Workspaces, assets, findings, connectors and memberships are designed to remain tenant-scoped.
Link a finding to its affected endpoint, service context, owner, remediation state and fresh verification evidence.
The operating suite
Capability status is deliberately visible: what is available now, what is connected where configured, and what belongs to the roadmap.
A structured view of assets, software, locations, departments, interfaces and inventory freshness—normalised from GLPI.
See the inventory story →Tenant-aware findings, vulnerability context, endpoint correlation and remediation states informed by Wazuh security data.
See the security story →Bring Zabbix availability and service context alongside inventory and security evidence, where monitoring is configured.
See operational context →Move approved endpoints through tenant-scoped enrollment, registration validation, controlled provisioning and verified linkage.
See onboarding controls →Product direction
Roadmap items are not presented as current capabilities. Their priority and delivery timing are validated with each customer environment.
Cloud connector evidence and assessment views for governed environments.
Greenbone assessment scope, approvals and outcome history.
Tenant-managed alert preferences with safeguarded delivery policies.
Scheduled, evidence-led operating and risk summaries.
An accountable lifecycle
Integration architecture
LSMON is designed to connect rather than create another disconnected console. Every integration is presented with an explicit role and boundary.
Discuss your environmentAssets, software, placement and inventory freshness form the operational baseline.
Alerts, vulnerability context and endpoint security information are mapped to the correct tenant scope.
Availability, capacity and service context can be brought into the workspace where configured.
Recovery readiness belongs to the backup authority and is surfaced as part of the wider operational record.
Security and trust
Tenant selection is never the security boundary. LSMON is designed to enforce scope in its portal workflows, data relationships and access model—while Cloudflare Access protects entry to private services.
Tenant-scoped recordsAssets, connectors, findings, memberships and workflows remain bound to the customer workspace.
Role-aware accessGlobal administration, platform operations and customer administration are deliberately separated.
Evidence-led changeAudit history, recovery references and verification state support accountable service delivery.
Access to records is evaluated against the assigned role and tenant scope.
Scope verifiedBrand directions
These are original, code-native concepts for selection—not final trademark artwork. Each is designed to scale from a browser header to an app icon.
Three ascending signals express operational visibility, layered capability and forward progress.
A contained operating boundary: useful for a brand centred on tenant isolation and trust.
A simple stacked mark for the systems, service layers and evidence that LSMON unifies.
Two endpoints and a protected connection: suited to integration-led managed services.
Managed services
For teams that need more than a dashboard, TecstaqOps can provide the disciplines around onboarding, service visibility, security operations and recovery confidence.
Establish service context, coverage status, asset freshness and a clear route for the events that need attention.
Connect security findings to the endpoint, owner, service impact and verification outcome.
Guide enrollment, change, evidence collection and recovery decisions with clearer boundaries and ownership.
Start with your operating reality
We will map the systems you already use, the evidence your teams need and the boundaries your customers expect.