Securonix
The UEBA-led cloud SIEM — behavioural analytics first, on a Snowflake data lake with 365 days of hot searchable data included, and a Gartner Magic Quadrant SIEM Leader six times running, most recently in 2025. Metered on GB per day, and cloud-only — there is no air-gapped option. This hub is your complete intel file.
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The company, at a glance
Quick answer
Three intel pages. One behaviour-first SIEM.
The complete Securonix platform — every linked card is a full intel page, from the SIEM itself to the behavioural analytics and retro-hunting built into it.
Securonix Unified Defense SIEM
A year of hot data as standard.
SIEM on a Snowflake data lake on AWS, with 365 days of searchable hot data included, behaviour-first detection and 700+ integrations.
Securonix UEBA
The behaviour analytics the platform is built on.
Its strongest part: baselines each user and entity and scores deviation, catching the insider and compromised-account cases rules miss.
Securonix Autonomous Threat Sweeper
Re-hunts your history when intel changes.
When new indicators or TTPs land, ATS sweeps typically 6–12 months of your history, in IOC and TTP modes, and raises any match.
Sam, the AI SOC Analyst
Platform & enginePriced on measured analyst productivity — Feb 2026
Data Pipeline Manager
Platform & engineThree-tier routing: the GB/day cost control
Securonix sells across 3 of the products TechBag carries in security. The Security guide shows how the category splits and which part is yours. →
Why “a year of hot data, behaviour first” is the whole story
Most SIEMs make you choose between keeping a log and affording it — 90 days hot, then a cold archive you must restore before you can search. That compromise stays invisible until an intrusion turns out to predate your window. Securonix bet on the opposite: 365 days of hot, searchable data on a Snowflake data lake, with behavioural analytics at the core rather than bolted on— so the investigation that reaches back eleven months is a query, and the stolen credential that breaks no rule still climbs a risk score. That is a genuine, durable position, and six consecutive Gartner Leader placements reflect it. The honest corollary is architectural: the control plane is always Securonix’s cloud, so an air-gap mandate rules it out entirely, and the GB/day meter still rewards the discipline of tiering your data.
One data lake, not a tiered archive
365 days stay hot and queryable in Snowflake, where most SIEMs keep 90 days hot and charge to rehydrate. An eight-month-old trail is a search, not a restore ticket.
Behaviour before rules
UEBA scores deviation from a learned baseline, catching insiders and stolen credentials that rules miss. Run both, and judge Securonix on behaviour, not ingestion cost.
Data Pipeline Manager as the cost control
DPM routes data across three tiers on one entitlement: Analytics 1.0x, Investigation 0.5x, Basic 0.25x. Claimed gains of 30 to 70 percent are directional; model your own logs.
Agentic Mesh as a governed orchestration layer
Coordinates AI agents across detection, investigation and response on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, meant to be auditable and reversible. In a pilot, see the audit trail.
Open deployment, closed control plane
Every model runs analytics in Securonix’s cloud. BYO-Snowflake in an India region answers data residency, not an air-gap mandate, so confirm which your regulator needs.
Start with the deployment decision — cloud is acceptable, or it is not — then size the GB/day band after tiering your data with Data Pipeline Manager, not before.
Peer & market recognition
Every claim on this hub traces to one of these public signals.
Gartner MQ for SIEM 2025
Leader, sixth consecutive time
Gartner Peer Insights 2024
Customers' Choice for SIEM
UEBA heritage
Category pioneer since 2008
AWS partnership
Agentic Mesh on Bedrock AgentCore
Snowflake architecture
Embedded data cloud, 365-day hot
India engineering
~450 people in Bangalore and Pune
Securonix Threat Labs
In-house research feeding ATS
Integration breadth
700+ out-of-the-box connectors
The company in six figures
See the platform, hear the pitch
Securonix Unified Defense SIEM Overview Demo
The platform, demonstrated by Securonix.
AI SOC Automation with Explainable Results — Agentic Mesh
The Mesh, and what explainable means here.
The Power of Unified Defense SIEM with Snowflake Data Cloud
Why the data lake sits underneath everything.
Where Securonix sits — the grids
Two company-level views you won’t find on any vendor site — tap any dot for the rationale. The category-level grid lives on the product page.
Securonix Across Its Platform
Each dot is a Securonix product: competitive position vs category momentum.
The flagship — cloud-native, 365-day hot data.
The Depth × Flexibility Map
Detection and analytics depth vs how freely you can deploy the SIEM and control the bill.
UEBA-led, six consecutive MQ Leader placements — but no air gap.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform standings and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
New to this? Learn it properly.
Zero-jargon starting points, in reading order. Each links into the deep education on the product page.
Where should you start with Securonix?
Answer three questions; we’ll point you at the right starting product. No email required — this isn’t that kind of quiz.
1. What is the most pressing problem?
2. What does your deployment mandate allow?
3. What does your team most need help with?
UEBA explained without the hype
Why behavioural baselining catches the insider case that rule-based detection structurally cannot.
Read →Reading a GB/day quote
How capacity bands, commitments and overage rates combine — and where the 120% default will bite you.
Read →What retro-hunting actually solves
Why sweeping history when new intelligence lands is the answer to 'we were breached months ago'.
Read →365 days hot vs 90 days plus rehydration
Why the retention model changes what an analyst is willing to investigate.
Read →Residency vs air gap — they are not the same
BYO-Snowflake in an India region answers one of these. Nothing Securonix offers answers the other.
Read →Securonix vs Exabeam
The two UEBA-led vendors, compared on meter, deployment and analyst record.
Read →The acronym decoder
Every term on these pages, in one place- UEBA
- User and Entity Behaviour Analytics: baselines each user and system, then scores deviation from normal.
- TDIR
- Threat Detection, Investigation and Response: the full path from alert to closure, which EON aims to cover.
- GB/day
- Securonix’s metering unit: a daily ingestion band, with overage charged when you exceed it.
- Overage
- The charge for exceeding your band; Securonix defaults to 120% of your GB/day rate unless agreed.
- Hot data
- Logs searchable without a restore. Securonix includes 365 days; many rivals include 90.
- Data Pipeline Manager
- Securonix’s routing layer, sending data to Analytics, Investigation or Basic at 1.0x, 0.5x and 0.25x.
- Autonomous Threat Sweeper
- Re-hunts historical data when Securonix Threat Labs publishes new indicators or TTPs.
- Agentic Mesh
- The governed layer coordinating AI agents, built on Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, with auditable actions.
- Sam
- Securonix’s AI SOC Analyst (February 2026), automating Tier 1 and Tier 2 triage under human oversight.
- BYO-Snowflake
- Your security data sits in your own Snowflake account while Securonix runs analytics; residency, not air gap.
- Air gap
- A deployment with no path to the public internet; not the same as data residency. Securonix cannot provide one.
- Retro-hunt
- Searching past data for indicators unknown at the time; why long hot retention matters when dwell times run months.
Buy it like you’ve done this before
The procurement playbook TechBag runs with IT buyers — steps, licensing cheat-sheet, and the pitfalls that cost quarters.
Measure your actual daily ingestion first
Measure your real GB/day across every source you plan to onboard, plus growth. Guess it and you either overcommit or pay overage all year.
Decide air gap versus data residency
If data must stay in India, BYO-Snowflake in an India region can satisfy it. A true air gap rules Securonix out. Settle this before features.
Model the DPM tiering against your real log mix
Classify a fortnight of real logs into Analytics, Investigation and Basic to get your blended rate, turning the 30-to-70-percent claim into your number.
Negotiate the overage rate explicitly
Overage defaults to 120% of your GB/day fee when unspecified. Set the rate in writing and agree terms for breach or migration spikes.
Pilot Sam against a measured baseline
Record Tier 1 and Tier 2 handling times before the pilot, and confirm you can audit how analyst-equivalent work is calculated.
Run a bake-off on your own detection cases
Test Securonix and one alternative on three past incidents, ideally one insider case, since UEBA is its edge. TechBag quotes in INR with GST.
The licensing cheat-sheet
| Product | Licensing model | How you enter | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Unified Defense SIEM | GB/day capacity band, hybrid commitment + PAYG; overage 120% by default unless negotiated | Size the band on measured GB/day, after DPM tiering | Cloud-friendly, a year of hot data |
| Securonix UEBA | Included in the Unified Defense entitlement; also offered over an existing SIEM (quote-only) | Inside the platform, or layered over a SIEM you keep | Insider and compromised-credential risk |
| Autonomous Threat Sweeper | Platform capability rather than a separate line; its value depends on the retention you keep | Comes with the Unified Defense platform | Answering “were we already hit?” |
Metered on GB per day in tiered bands, with commitment plus pay-as-you-go. The number worth reading twice: overage defaults to 120% of your GB/day rate if the order form leaves it blank. The other lever is Data Pipeline Manager — classify your data before you commit to a band. TechBag models both and quotes in INR with GST.
Five pitfalls that cost buyers quarters
Assuming BYO means self-hosted
BYO-AWS and BYO-Snowflake move where data lives, not where analytics run; the control plane stays in Securonix’s cloud. Settle residency versus air gap in the first meeting.
Leaving the overage rate unspecified
Leave the overage line blank and the 120% default applies, usually in an incident month when ingestion spikes. It is a two-line contract fix most buyers skip and regret.
Buying the band before tiering the data
Sizing the band on raw ingestion can mean paying Analytics prices for firewall noise all term. Classify data with DPM before signing; fixing it downward later is hard.
Treating Sam's productivity pricing as guaranteed savings
Paying for AI work is novel but not risk transfer: the bill grows as Sam does more. Set a pre-pilot baseline and an auditable definition of analyst-equivalent work.
Judging detection quality in week two
UEBA needs several weeks to learn normal behaviour. Judge it in week two and you read an unfinished baseline as weakness, so plan the evaluation window around it.
The evaluation kit
Each product intel page carries a buyer checklist and a cost model:
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Book a discovery call →The forces shaping this market
Six trends with momentum scores (TechBag’s read of analyst and market signals) — and what each means for your next decision.
Category momentum — estimated market growth
Illustrative CAGR synthesis**Directional synthesis of public analyst forecasts for the SIEM segments Securonix sells into; verify exact figures before relying on them. SOC automation is the fastest line — which is what Sam and the Agentic Mesh are aimed at.
Agentic AI in the SOC
Vendors are shifting from AI features to autonomous agents handling Tier 1 and Tier 2 work.
What it means for you
Governance, auditability and reversibility now matter more than raw capability.
Outcome-based pricing
Sam prices on measured analyst work rather than data or seats.
What it means for you
If it proves verifiable, expect competitors to follow; if it does not, expect a retreat.
Pipeline tiering as standard
Tools that classify and route data before ingestion are becoming a required layer, driven purely by SIEM storage economics.
What it means for you
Budget for a pipeline layer — or use Data Pipeline Manager — before you size any GB/day commitment.
Retention as differentiator
A year of hot data is moving from premium upgrade to table stakes, since dwell times outlast 90-day windows.
What it means for you
Ask every vendor what a year of searchable data costs, not what 90 days costs.
SIEM vendor consolidation
Exabeam-LogRhythm and Cisco-Splunk reshaped the field.
What it means for you
Buyers now weigh roadmap stability alongside product fit.
India residency pressure
DPDP, RBI and CERT-In requirements are pushing buyers to ask where the data lake sits before they ask what the platform detects.
What it means for you
Settle residency versus air gap before shortlisting; they lead to different vendors.
Questions buyers ask about Securonix
Ready to shortlist Securonix?
Open any of the four intel pages for the deep dive, or let a TechBag advisor build the case with you — GB/day sizing, Data Pipeline Manager tiering before you sign, the overage rate negotiated, residency versus air gap settled, GST invoicing and support included.
Stats, positions and figures are illustrative syntheses of public materials; verify before purchase.