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| ElasticElastic sells a security operations platform built on its Elasticsearch search and analytics engine, including SIEM, endpoint/XDR security, agentic SOAR automation and AI-driven security analytics.elastic.co | GuardsixThe pages say it is built for the hidden defenders who keep society running.guardsix.com | SecuronixSecuronix launches Advanced Behavioral Analytics with UEBA, AEBA, and governed Agentic AI to detect abnormal human and AI activity.securonix.com | SplunkSplunk's help pages describe Splunk Enterprise as collecting, indexing, and visualizing data using an on-premises engine.splunk.com | |
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| Headquarters | Not stated on its pages | Copenhagen, Denmark[3] | Not stated on its pages | San Jose, United States[4] |
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| Founded | Not stated on its pages | Not stated on its pages | Not stated on its pages | 2003[3] |
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| Ownership and funding | Not stated on its pages | Owned by Summa Equity since 2023[3] | Not stated on its pages | Owned by Cisco[2][15][16] |
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| Who it fits | Not written yet | Not written yet | From its own pages, the company lists these industries: Financial Services, Healthcare, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, and Energy and Utilities. Its pages describe monitoring and mitigating malicious and negligent users, and increasing patient data privacy while preventing data snooping. Cloud security monitoring is also listed, described as gaining visibility to detect and respond to cloud threats. | From its own pages, the company sells data platforms that can be hosted in the cloud or deployed on-prem, in a private cloud, or hybrid. Its research pages describe detections for security analysts who detect and investigate unusual activities. The pages also list a tool to build, test, and deploy custom AI. |
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| Last verified | November 3, 2026 | September 27, 2026 | September 27, 2026 | October 10, 2026 |
Elastic sells a security operations platform built on its Elasticsearch search and analytics engine, including SIEM, endpoint/XDR security, agentic SOAR automation and AI-driven security analytics. The company also offers Observability and Search products on the same underlying Elasticsearch technology.[1][2]
Elastic on the recordThe pages say it is built for the hidden defenders who keep society running. The pages name five products: Guardsix SIEM, Guardsix NDR, Guardsix SOAR, Guardsix Fleet and Guardsix Governance.[1][4]
The pages list on-prem deployment and data sovereignty. They also list pricing predictability. The pages also list a SIEM sizing calculator.[4]
The pages promote a session on the story behind the rebrand. They also list Guardsix Academy, which offers hands-on training with Guardsix.[4]
They also promote a webinar called CADA and security.[1][2][4][5]
Guardsix on the recordSecuronix launches Advanced Behavioral Analytics with UEBA, AEBA, and governed Agentic AI to detect abnormal human and AI activity. It lists cloud security monitoring as a solution, described as a way to gain visibility to detect and respond to cloud threats.[4]
It also lists Data Pipeline Manager, Threat Intelligence Platform and Securonix Threat Analytics. A separate group is called Securonix Cloud Advantage, with entries for Snowflake and Amazon Web Services.
Its site menu includes an entry labelled ISO/IEC 42001 Certified. The menu also lists Threat Labs.
Its solutions menu has entries for Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud Platform and Microsoft Azure. It also lists a MITRE ATT&CK entry, described as aligning alerts and analytics to that framework.[1][2][3]
Securonix on the recordSplunk's help pages describe Splunk Enterprise as collecting, indexing, and visualizing data using an on-premises engine. They describe Splunk Cloud Platform as a way to collect, index, and visualize data in the cloud. Splunk's research pages describe detections that allow security analysts to detect and investigate unusual activities. Those pages name Splunk Enterprise Security as a product.[12][13][14]
The home page describes Cloud Platform as a data platform hosted in the cloud. It describes Enterprise as a data platform deployed on-prem, in a private cloud, or hybrid. Federated Search is described as a way to unify search across different sources. AI Toolkit is described as a way to build, test, and deploy custom AI. Splunk MCP Server is described as a way to connect AI to Splunk data securely.
The help pages describe Splunkbase as a place to discover, share, and install apps and add-ons with the Splunk community.[1][12][13][14]
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