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RunReveal vs Securonix

RunReveal sells a unified platform that handles the security lifecycle from data ingestion through investigation and remediation. Securonix sells Unified Defense SIEM, which it describes as a connected operating model for modern SecOps for enterprises. CISO Tribune files both under SIEM and AI SOC analysts. This page sets the two records side by side: what each sells, where it is based, who owns and funds it, the customers it names and its recent news, each fact numbered to its source.

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  • RunReveal
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RunReveal vs Securonix: Products, Customers and Funding Compared
RunRevealRunReveal sells a unified platform that handles the security lifecycle from data ingestion through investigation and remediation.runreveal.comSecuronixSecuronix sells Unified Defense SIEM, which it describes as a connected operating model for modern SecOps for enterprises.securonix.com
What it sells
  • Security Data Lake[1][7]RunReveal integrates natively with 80+ sources and supports Bring-Your-Own-Source functionality to unify logs in one searchable security data lake.
  • Detections[1][4][6][11]RunReveal includes pre-built SQL detections for common threats across AWS, Azure, GCP, GitHub, Okta, and 80+ integrations.
  • Pipelines[1][10]RunReveal's data pipelines let users filter, route, transform, and enrich security logs before they hit storage.
  • Unified Defense SIEM[1][4][5][8]Securonix Unified Defense SIEM is a connected operating model for SecOps. It unifies analytics, threat intelligence, investigation, and response.
  • Agentic Guardrails[5][9]Agentic Guardrails keep AI-supported work policy-bound, explainable, and auditable.
  • Data Pipeline Manager[5][8]Data Pipeline Manager is used for telemetry routing, retention, and cost control.
  • Securonix ThreatQ[11]Securonix ThreatQ is a threat intelligence platform that turns fragmented threat data into operational intelligence.
  • Securonix ThreatWatchSecuronix ThreatWatch helps teams move from emerging threat awareness to exposure validation.
  • Securonix Threat Research AgentSecuronix Threat Research Agent is a bring-your-own-LLM agent built into the ThreatQ platform.
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Recent news
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  • August 4, 2026Securonix announced an expansion of its cybersecurity cost reduction offering.[6]
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  • G2: listed, seen November 4, 2026[7]
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Who it fits
From its own pages, RunReveal sells mainly to security teams that want data management, detection, and response in a single platform. Its use cases include cloud security monitoring for misconfigurations, unauthorized access, and policy violations. Identity and access use cases cover detection of credential abuse, impossible travel, privilege escalation, and unauthorized access. RunReveal states that bring-your-own-cloud lets customers deploy in their own VPC for control over data residency, security, and compliance. RunReveal states that bring-your-own-database runs the platform on a database the customer's team controls.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.
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October 30, 2026September 27, 2026

Where they overlap

  • SIEM is the primary category of both RunReveal and Securonix; both are also filed under AI SOC analysts.

Where they differ, field by field

  • RunReveal is also filed under Security data lakes and pipelines. Securonix is also filed under SOAR and security automation.
  • RunReveal lists Security Data Lake, Detections and Pipelines. Securonix lists Unified Defense SIEM, Agentic Guardrails, Data Pipeline Manager, Securonix ThreatQ, Securonix ThreatWatch and 1 more.
  • RunReveal was founded in 2024.

How they differ

CISO Tribune files RunReveal under SIEM, AI SOC analysts, and security data lakes and pipelines, and files Securonix under SIEM, SOAR and security automation, and AI SOC analysts, so both have SIEM as their primary category. RunReveal sells a security data lake that integrates natively with 80+ sources, along with SQL and Sigma detections and data pipelines for filtering, routing, and enriching logs. Securonix sells Unified Defense SIEM, which brings together SIEM, UEBA, SOAR, ThreatQ intelligence, Data Pipeline Manager, ThreatWatch, and Sam, the AI SOC Analyst. Both companies sell a pipeline product: RunReveal's pipelines filter, route, transform, and enrich logs before storage, and Securonix lists Data Pipeline Manager for telemetry routing, retention, and cost control. Securonix also sells Securonix ThreatQ as a threat intelligence platform, and Securonix Threat Research Agent as a bring-your-own-LLM agent built into ThreatQ.

On deployment, RunReveal can run in its SaaS cloud, in a customer cloud account, on a customer database, or completely on-premise. Securonix describes a single cloud-native platform that runs on Snowflake's Data Cloud. RunReveal was founded in 2024. Securonix is headquartered in Addison, Texas, and is backed by Vista Equity Partners.

Securonix lists Financial Services, Healthcare, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, and Energy and Utilities as its industries. It says it serves 1,000+ enterprise and MSSP customers, and its pages feature an interview with the EVP and CISO of HDFC Bank. RunReveal's pages describe use cases in cloud security monitoring and identity and access, such as credential abuse and impossible travel. On August 4, 2026, Securonix announced an expansion of its cybersecurity cost reduction offering.

What it sells: RunReveal

What Security Data Lake does[1][7]
RunReveal integrates natively with 80+ sources and supports Bring-Your-Own-Source functionality to unify logs in one searchable security data lake. RunReveal can be deployed in its SaaS cloud, in a customer cloud account, on a customer database, or completely on-premise.
What Detections does[1][4][6][11]
RunReveal includes pre-built SQL detections for common threats across AWS, Azure, GCP, GitHub, Okta, and 80+ integrations. Existing rules can be modified, or custom detections written, using standard SQL or Sigma format. RunReveal lets users preview detections against historical logs, validate logic with real events, and iterate on rules. RunReveal can deploy Sigma rules that evaluate events during ingestion rather than on a schedule.
What Pipelines does[1][10]
RunReveal's data pipelines let users filter, route, transform, and enrich security logs before they hit storage. RunReveal provides a visual pipeline builder for filtering, routing, and basic transformations. For advanced uses such as complex data reshaping or custom enrichment logic, transformations can be written in SQL or built-in functions can be used. RunReveal provides real-time pipeline metrics showing volume processed, filtering rates, routing destinations, processing latency, and error rates.

What it sells: Securonix

What Unified Defense SIEM does[1][4][5][8]
Securonix Unified Defense SIEM brings together SIEM, UEBA, SOAR, ThreatQ intelligence, Data Pipeline Manager, ThreatWatch, and Sam, the AI SOC Analyst. Securonix describes it as a single cloud-native platform. It unifies threat detection, investigation, and response on Snowflake's Data Cloud.
What Data Pipeline Manager does[5][8]
Securonix lists Data Pipeline Manager for telemetry routing, retention, and cost control. It is part of the Unified Defense SIEM.
What Securonix ThreatQ does[11]
ThreatQ brings curated threat intelligence into the Securonix security operations portfolio. It integrates across SIEM, SOAR, EDR, NDR, cloud platforms, case management systems, and intelligence sources.
What Securonix ThreatWatch does
ThreatWatch is available as an add-on service and is not included with every deployment. Customers can access ThreatWatch through an existing ThreatQ deployment or via MiniTQ.

Questions about RunReveal and Securonix

What do RunReveal and Securonix sell?
RunReveal sells Security Data Lake, Detections and Pipelines. Securonix sells Unified Defense SIEM, Agentic Guardrails, Data Pipeline Manager, Securonix ThreatQ, Securonix ThreatWatch and 1 more.
Are RunReveal and Securonix in the same category?
Yes. SIEM is the primary category of both on CISO Tribune.
When were RunReveal and Securonix founded?
RunReveal was founded in 2024.
Who are RunReveal and Securonix sold to?
From its own pages, RunReveal sells mainly to security teams that want data management, detection, and response in a single platform. From its own pages, the company lists these industries: Financial Services, Healthcare, Manufacturing and Supply Chain, and Energy and Utilities.
What have RunReveal and Securonix announced recently?
August 4, 2026: Securonix announced an expansion of its cybersecurity cost reduction offering.

About RunReveal

RunReveal sells a unified platform that handles the security lifecycle from data ingestion through investigation and remediation. RunReveal unifies security data management with AI-powered detection and response. RunReveal brings data management, detection, and response into a single platform for security teams. RunReveal provides the core capabilities of a Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) platform, namely centralized log management, threat detection, alerting, and incident investigation.[1][2][4][5][6][13]

RunReveal integrates natively with 80+ sources and supports Bring-Your-Own-Source functionality to unify logs in one searchable security data lake. RunReveal ingests from 80+ sources including AWS, GCP, Azure, Okta, GitHub, and custom logs. RunReveal connects to Slack, PagerDuty, Jira, ServiceNow, and any destination via webhooks for alerting and response. RunReveal stores both the original raw logs and the normalized, enriched versions. RunReveal monitors, normalizes, and enriches log data to prepare it for querying, search, and investigations. Data monitoring alerts users when logs stop flowing, schemas change, or volume spikes unexpectedly.[1][6][7][8][9]

RunReveal's data pipelines let users filter, route, transform, and enrich security logs before they hit storage. RunReveal provides a visual pipeline builder for filtering, routing, and basic transformations. For advanced uses such as complex data reshaping or custom enrichment logic, transformations can be written in SQL or built-in functions can be used. RunReveal provides real-time pipeline metrics showing volume processed, filtering rates, routing destinations, processing latency, and error rates. RunReveal pipelines can enrich logs with threat intelligence, geolocation data from IP addresses, custom fields from lookup tables, and user or asset information from internal systems. RunReveal supports bring-your-own enrichment data from internal systems, custom threat feeds, employee databases, or any context source that helps investigations.[1][4][7][8][10]

RunReveal includes pre-built SQL detections for common threats across AWS, Azure, GCP, GitHub, Okta, and 80+ integrations. Existing rules can be modified, or custom detections written, using standard SQL or Sigma format. RunReveal lets users preview detections against historical logs, validate logic with real events, and iterate on rules. RunReveal can deploy Sigma rules that evaluate events during ingestion rather than on a schedule. RunReveal offers both code-based and built-in options for detections. RunReveal routes alerts based on severity, tags, and custom logic that users define. AI can analyze a detection library against MITRE ATT&CK, identify gaps for specific attack techniques, or recommend rules based on log sources.[1][11][12]

RunReveal's native AI chat and Model Context Protocol (MCP) server bring AI into security workflows to investigate alerts, analyze patterns, and create detections using natural language. RunReveal's AI correlates logs, enriches context, and surfaces relevant insights when users investigate alerts. RunReveal supports Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, AWS Bedrock, and other major large language models. RunReveal provides audit logging for all AI queries and data access, role-based access controls for AI features, and support for pre-approved model lists.[4][12]

RunReveal's AI agent automatically investigates alerts, pulls context from logs, and updates cases with findings. Specialized agents with custom prompts can be created for specific log types or detection categories. Agents can be configured with a chosen model and permissions, run on a schedule, or triggered on detection. RunReveal offers a built-in Weekly Threat Hunt agent template that runs automatically on a schedule.[13]

RunReveal can be deployed in its SaaS cloud, in a customer cloud account, on a customer database, or completely on-premise. Bring-your-own-cloud lets customers deploy RunReveal in their own VPC for control over data residency, security, and compliance. RunReveal is SOC2 Type 2 certified and compliant with CCPA and GDPR. RunReveal supports RBAC, SSO, and Just-In-Time provisioning for access control. RunReveal uses usage-based pricing in which customers pay for the logs they store and query, not for ingestion.[5][7]

SQL-powered dashboards and analytics cover core security metrics, detection performance, and operational KPIs. RunReveal's AI agent generates SQL queries from natural language prompts. Dashboard graphs can be sized S, M, L, or XL on a 12-column grid. RunReveal uses standard SQL as its query language. Cloud security monitoring covers misconfigurations, unauthorized access, and policy violations, with pre-built detections mapped to cloud security frameworks. Identity and access use cases cover detection of credential abuse, impossible travel, privilege escalation, and unauthorized access across Okta, Azure AD, and other identity providers.[1][4][5][6][7][12][13][14]

RunReveal on the record

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RunReveal full record

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Securonix full record

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