You Deserve a Security Ally

Devo empowers you to search and alert in real-time, not 15 minutes to an hour after indexing, like Splunk. Get unlimited searches for unlimited users with simple, predictable pricing. Low-code automation and analytics uplevel ALL analysts in the SOC, not just the Splunk experts.

Devo offers performance and scalability that Exabeam simply can’t. Exabeam’s UEBA works well with existing SIEMs like Splunk, but their standalone solution has never scaled well due to its clunky indexing.  Usable only for small to midsize organizations, you’ll outgrow it quickly.

Devo gives you everything in one place. Google forces you to use multiple UIs for Chronicle, BigQuery, Looker, VirusTotal, Siemplify, and more. Devo’s integrated approach to the autonomous SOC is precisely the opposite of Google’s suite of connected tools.  

Sentinel is easy to deploy if most of your data sources and automation are Microsoft and Azure.  But it was never designed for multitenant, hybrid cloud environments. Non-Microsoft and custom data sources must be parsed and indexed before they can be queried or alerts created, leaving you minutes behind your attacker. 

Like Devo, Sumo offers a substantial amount of OOB alerts and dashboards. But unlike Devo, their SIEM is a bolt-on product acquired from Jask that isn’t well integrated with the rest of the platform. Because of this, Sumo struggles to enrich alerts from third-party threat intelligence sources and parse custom log sources, and falls short on security functions like Case Management.