Bravo SIEM.
Every log. Every threat. One console.
A modern SIEM engineered by threat hunters, not marketers. Bravo SIEM ingests any log, correlates in real time against 1,600+ curated detections, and lets analysts pivot, hunt, and respond — all from a single terminal-inspired console. Predictable pricing. No per-user tax.
A SIEM that's actually usable.
Ingest anything
Windows, Linux, macOS, cloud (AWS/GCP/Azure), Kubernetes, network flows, DNS, firewalls, SaaS. 400+ pre-built parsers, or bring your own regex/grok/YAML.
Detect in real time
Streaming correlation engine tuned by our threat hunters. 1,600+ Sigma rules out of the box, plus behavioural analytics on identity, endpoint & network.
Investigate faster
Point-and-click pivot across users, hosts, IPs, hashes. Every alert opens a pre-built investigation timeline with ATT&CK mapping and analyst notes.
Respond automatically
Playbook engine (SOAR) with 300+ actions: isolate host, revoke SSO token, block IP at firewall, disable AD account, trigger PagerDuty. No code required.
Compliance built-in
One-click dashboards for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, HIPAA, NIST 800-53, DORA. Immutable audit trail with cryptographic tamper-evidence.
Scale without pain
Column-store backend. 1 TB/day/node ingest, sub-second search across 5 PB. Storage tiered to S3-compatible object stores. Predictable per-GB pricing.
From log line to response
in under 4 seconds.
Bravo SIEM streams every event through a five-stage pipeline. No overnight batch. No queue backlog. Detection is a first-class citizen — not a scheduled task.
400+ parsers · agentless & agent
ECS-compatible schema · pivot-ready
streaming rules · UEBA · ML
context-rich · ATT&CK-tagged
SOAR playbooks · 60s SLA
Built for the SOC.
Not for the CFO's slide deck.
Legacy SIEMs turned into pricing traps that punish visibility. Bravo SIEM is priced by ingested GB — never by user, endpoint, or seat — and every feature ships in every plan.
Plays well with your stack.
A curated subset of the 200+ turn-key integrations. If it emits a log, we ingest it. If it accepts an API call, we can respond through it.