Suricata Dashboard
Suricata Dashboard — Real-Time Traffic Monitoring and Event Visualization
Intro
Suri Oculus provides a modern, high-performance Suricata Dashboard designed for real-time traffic monitoring, event analysis, and anomaly detection. It works even on low-power hardware and gives security engineers a clean, fast, and reliable interface for working with Suricata IDS/IPS data.
Unified View of Network Events
The dashboard aggregates alerts, anomalies, flow events, DNS activity, TLS fingerprints, and HTTP metadata into a unified interface.
All data is parsed in real time through Redis to ensure minimal latency and maximum responsiveness.
Key features:
Real-time event streams
Aggregated statistics and counters
Alerts and anomaly highlights
Filter-based event navigation
Fast searching through Suricata logs
Optimized for Low-Power Hardware
Suri Oculus is specifically designed to run on:
home servers,
small office routers,
embedded Linux systems,
cloud micro-instances (1–2 CPU cores).
The dashboard uses efficient C++ and plain JavaScript rendering, ensuring smooth operation on systems with limited resources.
AI-Driven Traffic Analysis (Optional Module)
The Suricata Dashboard directly integrates with the AI module that provides:
flow anomaly detection (Isolation Forest)
TLS/JA3++ behavioral analysis
DNS/HTTP anomaly scoring
traffic classification and deviation tagging
The feature extraction pipeline is implemented in C++ for maximum speed.
Built for Engineers, Not Marketing
Suri Oculus Dashboard follows a strict engineering-oriented design:
no heavy frameworks
clean UI
predictable low latency
transparent architecture
easy integration with existing Suricata deployments
This makes it ideal for SOC teams, security labs, home labs, and network engineers.
Learn More
Explore other modules:
AI Traffic Analysis –
/suricata-ai-analysisSuricata Flow Analytics –
/suricata-flow-analyticsSuricata TLS Analysis –
/suricata-tls-analysisSuricata Management Console–
/suricata-management-consoleLog Viewer –
/suricata-log-viewer
Official Suricata documentation is available at suricata.io.