Securonix, recognized as a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for SIEM, has launched its new Data Pipeline Manager (DPM) with DPM Flex Consumption, an integrated SIEM data management solution designed to enhance threat visibility, analytical coverage, and compliance assurance within existing budgets. The system aims to remove the historical trade-off between comprehensive security coverage and cost efficiency.
The cybersecurity industry frequently faces challenges described by Gartner as “SIEM cost bloat,” where escalating data ingestion and storage expenses compel organizations to limit their threat visibility. This financial pressure can result in reduced data intake, diminished threat detection capabilities, and a weakened overall security posture. Gartner’s “3 Strategies to Trim SIEM Cost Bloat” report advises buyers to assess their SIEM providers’ capacity to offer flexible ingestion options that align data costs with business outcomes.
Data Pipeline Manager with DPM Flex Consumption directly addresses these issues by enabling customers to analyze and retain more security data for the same investment. This approach is intended to eliminate the need for organizations to compromise between comprehensive threat coverage and cost efficiency. The DPM functionality is integrated directly into the Securonix platform and is included at no additional cost, removing the requirement for separate procurement or console management.
With DPM Flex Consumption, customers can purchase a unified pool of entitlements that dynamically allocates across three distinct data pipeline tiers: an Analytics Pipeline Tier for real-time threat detection, an Investigation Pipeline Tier for enriched contextual data, and a Basic Pipeline Tier for long-term, compliance-driven retention. This intelligent model is reported to increase effective data capacity by 30 to 70 percent, providing broader analytics and investigation capabilities without expanding daily ingest commitments. For example, a customer traditionally purchasing 800 GB per day of ingestion could achieve over 1.1 TB per day of effective data capacity, representing a 40% increase in visibility.
Kash Shaikh, President and CEO of Securonix, stated, “Security teams shouldn’t have to choose between threat coverage and cost. With Data Pipeline Manager and DPM Flex Consumption, we’ve removed that tradeoff. Customers can now scale threat visibility, strengthen compliance, and drive stronger security outcomes within the same platform and budget.”
The DPM system has demonstrated value across various sectors. A global financial institution, typically ingesting 1.5 TB per day, achieved over 2.1 TB per day of effective visibility capacity—a 40% increase. This expanded capacity supports enhanced transaction monitoring, continuous regulatory oversight, and quicker detection of insider threats and account-based fraud. Similarly, a healthcare network managing 500 GB per day realized nearly 860 GB per day of effective capacity, a 72% increase, aiding continuous HIPAA monitoring and deeper insights into clinical and operational risks.
For Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), DPM is designed to improve profitability by potentially reducing ingestion and storage costs by up to 48%. ISH Tecnologia, the largest MSSP in Latin America, highlighted the benefits. José Paulo Filho, Chief Information Security Officer at ISH Tecnologia, commented, “At our scale, visibility and cost efficiency are critical. DPM Flex gives us the agility to manage massive data volumes across hundreds of customers without complexity. We can scale visibility instantly while maintaining predictable cost structures. That’s a real competitive advantage for our business and our clients.” Securonix’s multi-tenant SIEM platform allows DPM to be offered on a per-tenant basis, providing flexibility for MSSPs.
By aligning data consumption with its value, Securonix aims to provide enterprises with the analytical reach necessary to strengthen threat detection, maintain continuous compliance, and enhance overall security posture across diverse operational environments. This approach is intended to counteract the traditional SIEM model’s tendency to force organizations to compromise threat visibility for cost management.
