Save your SIEM
Your SIEM isn’t the problem: what’s in it is.
Spectrum is the brain of your SecOps, optimizing your SIEM based on what data your team actually uses while increasing detection speed and coverage.
A new SIEM won’t fix a data and rules problem.
A migration is 6 to 12 months or more, and you are simply porting your problems to a new platform.
The real problem with your SIEM is twofold:
The data you send it
Nearly half of billed ingest isn't used for SecOps: from detections to saved searches to dashboards.
Read the SIEM Waste Report →The rules that run on it
Detections decay, and your team is buried under maintenance, bad alerts, and missed threats.
Save your SIEM, fix your SecOps
Stop paying for data nothing reads.
Keep data used for SecOps in your SIEM, and move the rest to cold storage or stop collecting it.
Your SIEM is only as good as what runs on it.
Autonomous detection tuning and rule creation, so the alerts that reach your team are worth acting on.
Switching SIEMs moves the problem.
SIEM migrations are risky: you can fix the problem at the source, and save money doing it.
Reduce cost, without migration risk
The typical Spectrum customer saves over $350k/year on their SIEM bill.
No rip & replace.
Spectrum connects to the tools you already run and writes to them: rules created, fixed, and tuned in your SIEM; logs filtered and routed through your pipeline. Your team sets priorities and approves what ships.
Splunk
Microsoft Sentinel
Elastic
CrowdStrike
Google SecOps
Cribl
Bindplane- and more
Questions SIEM owners ask
We're already in the middle of a migration.
Then this is the moment to fix the data and the rules, before they move. Spectrum maps what your legacy detections actually detect and what data they need, then rebuilds them natively for the new SIEM, so only what matters makes the move.
Our pipeline tool already reduces volume.
Good, keep it. Your pipeline is how you cut; Spectrum tells it what to cut, source by source, based on what your detections and investigations actually use.
Won't cutting data create blind spots?
Not when the cuts follow the detections. In the SIEM Waste Report, only 3 in 100 cuts touched a rule at all. Spectrum checks every change against coverage before you make it.
Is this an AI SOC?
No. An AI SOC triages what already fired. Spectrum decides what should fire, builds it, and keeps it working. Any AI SOC you run performs better on top of it.
What happens after I submit the form?
Someone from our team reaches out within one business day to set up a 30-minute conversation about your SIEM, your ingest, and what's driving the decision.
SIEM Second Opinion
Get a SIEM Second Opinion.
Before you renew or replace, talk to us. Tell us about your SIEM, and we’ll walk you through where the waste and the broken rules most likely sit, and what to fix first.
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