Abstract Security

United States2 products listed
Break free from vendor lock-in with composable SIEM. Flexible data collection, AI-powered detection, and intelligent storage for modern SecOps teams.
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Our summaryCompany founded in 2023 by veterans of ArcSight and Anomali. It builds a composable SIEM whose parts, from data collection to detection and retention, can be used together or one at a time.

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Products and the controls they provide

Abstract Pipelines

“Control your security data fabric with Abstract's collection platform. Collect from any source, normalize at the fabric layer, and route to multiple systems.”

Collects security data from any source, normalises it in the pipeline and routes it to several destinations.

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Abstract Composable SIEM

“Composable SIEM platform that fits your architecture. Centralize security data with AI-enabled SecOps, detection fabric, and flexible integrations.”

SIEM built from separate parts for collection, AI-assisted detection and tiered retention, which can be adopted one at a time.

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