Security leadership · CISO
Fewer tools to own, and a coverage number you can defend.
What the platform replaces, how its detection coverage is measured rather than claimed, and the gaps we publish ourselves.
Security on one event record · on-premise or SaaS
Each security tool you run keeps its own agent, its own copy of what happened and its own bill. EventLake records every event once, signs it so any later change shows (we call that sealing), and lets every capability read that one record. You pay for the data you ingest. Everything else is included.
Illustrative stack: one product per category, each with its own agent, copy and meter.
Start where you sit
Every buyer asks a different first question. Pick yours; the three pages beside it answer it in the order you would ask.
Security leadership · CISO
What the platform replaces, how its detection coverage is measured rather than claimed, and the gaps we publish ourselves.
SOC analyst · detection engineer
The fields every event carries, how a finding cites the records behind it, and the sources it reads today.
Security architect
How the layers stand on the event floor, what the agent does per operating system, and how every response action passes one approval step (the gate).
Compliance · auditor · DPO
What is collected about people and what an erasure deletes, the frameworks mapped as code, and how to verify what you installed.
Procurement · CFO
The plans and what each includes, a sizing worksheet for your estate, and how a time-bound trial licence works.
What you buy
All four can be checked inside a trial on your own hardware. None of them asks you to take our word for it.
The same binary on the host does detection, application firewalling, identity enforcement and posture. One thing to install, one thing to upgrade, one place a decision is applied.
What the platform learns on one machine is compiled into a rule the agent enforces by itself. The second machine to try the same thing meets a rule, not a queue.
Containment, revocation and each approval decision are written into the same sealed stream as the activity that prompted them. Your audit trail and your evidence are one record.
Each event is signed with Ed25519 as it is ingested, before any analytic reads it. Try it: change one byte and the seal stops matching.
Timings and hosts above are illustrative, from the platform page's worked example. A seal proves the record, not the world.
Measured, not claimed
475 of 697 ATT&CK Enterprise techniques detected, measured at runtime
A build-time guard reads this figure from the page and compares it with the running platform’s own coverage count; a page that drifts from the code does not ship.
How many MITRE ATT&CK techniques it detects, measured at runtime rather than claimed →
Pricing
No per-seat fees and no per-module gating. The only thing that moves the price is the data you ingest each day, so there is nothing to upsell once you are in.
Every plan includes 365-day searchable retention and 139 built-in connectors. Prices are on the pricing page.
Trial licence
Start in your own organisation on the EventLake Console the same day, with every capability on. For an evaluation on your own hardware, our team issues a signed licence that your node verifies offline.
Put the agent on everything. The trial bounds the data per day, not the machine count.
Thirty days from when the licence is issued, so open the link when someone is ready to use it.
No free tier. A trial is how you prove it on your own data before you buy.
Start here
Request a trial licence, install one Sensor, and follow your first event from the host that saw it to the rule it changed.