Can CISGuard integrate with SIEM?

More context

A SIEM is the central place a security operations team correlates events from across the estate, so feeding configuration and drift signals into it means compliance posture is no longer siloed away from the rest of monitoring. A drift alert that a hardened setting was loosened becomes an event an analyst can correlate with authentication logs or network activity, turning a compliance observation into potential early warning of an incident rather than a report read only at audit time.

The friction in these integrations is usually normalization: every source speaks a slightly different event shape, and analysts spend effort writing parsers before the data is usable. Emitting events over standard transports like syslog and webhook with a consistent field layout lets them slot into existing detection rules and dashboards without bespoke parsing, which is why forwarding can typically be stood up in minutes rather than being a project in itself.