Securonix

What is Securonix?

Securonix is a cloud-native security operations platform for enterprise security teams that need SIEM, threat detection and response. Its Unified Defense SIEM combines log analytics, user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), SOAR automation and threat intelligence in one product family.

Key features of Securonix

• Unified Defense SIEM: cloud SIEM for collecting, correlating and investigating security data.
• UEBA: behavior analytics that detects abnormal activity by users, entities and AI agents.
• SOAR: automated playbooks for incident response.
• Data Pipeline Manager: controls and routes security data before it reaches the SIEM.
• ThreatQ: threat intelligence platform, now part of Securonix, that feeds SIEM, SOAR, EDR and firewalls.
• Agentic AI: an AI SOC analyst called Sam and guardrails for agent activity.

How Securonix works

Security data from cloud, endpoint and network sources flows into the platform, optionally through the Data Pipeline Manager. Analytics and behavior models raise alerts, threat intelligence adds context, and SOAR playbooks and the AI analyst help triage and respond. Deployment options include Snowflake and bring-your-own AWS.

Who uses Securonix?

Securonix is used by security operations centers, managed security providers and large enterprises that monitor cloud and hybrid environments. The vendor cites customers such as Maveric and Allan Gray.

Securonix pricing

Securonix does not publish pricing. The vendor directs buyers to request a demo and receive a quote.

Securonix integrations

Securonix reports cloud monitoring for AWS, Google Cloud, Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365, supports Snowflake and AWS deployments, and offers Securonix Threat Analytics for Microsoft Sentinel. ThreatQ connects to SIEM, SOAR, EDR/XDR and firewall tools.

Securonix alternatives

Exabeam is a SIEM with strong behavior analytics and a similar focus on SOC workflows. Rapid7 pairs SIEM with vulnerability and detection services. Sumo Logic started as log analytics and covers observability as well as security. Devo and Cribl focus more on data pipelines and log analytics at scale.