Replace Your SIEM and SOAR With One Platform
Running a SIEM for detection and a SOAR for response means two licences, two skill sets, and a pile of integrations between them. VORXOC brings light SIEM and SOAR into one platform, so your team gets detection and response in one place instead of buying and wiring two products. It is part of the wider VORXOC SOC platform.
A separate SIEM, SOAR, and point tools, consolidated into one platform.
The cost of running them apart
Two Products, Two Bills, Two Teams
A SIEM and a SOAR were built as separate tools. Keeping both running is where a lot of a security budget and a lot of a team's time quietly go.
Two licences to fund
A SIEM priced per gigabyte and a separate SOAR licence. Two renewals, two budgets, and a bill that climbs as your data grows.
Two skill sets to hire
SIEM engineers to tune detections and SOAR engineers to author playbooks. Most lean teams cannot staff both.
Glue and playbook sprawl
The two tools do not share context out of the box, so you build integrations between them and a fresh playbook for every alert variant.
One platform, both jobs
Everything a SIEM Does, Plus Everything a SOAR Does
VORXOC covers the detection work you expect from a SIEM and the response work you expect from a SOAR, in a single platform that shares context across both.
The SIEM half, built in
- Log ingestion and normalization
- Detection rules and coverage
- Searchable evidence and retention
- No per gigabyte licence to fund
The SOAR half, built in
- Response playbooks in the platform
- Automated containment and enrichment
- Ticketing and notifications
- Guardrails on what runs automatically
How the switch works
Move Off Both Tools Without a Coverage Gap
Connect your sources
Prebuilt connectors pull in the same telemetry your SIEM reads today, with no agents to deploy.
Run in parallel
Keep your SIEM and SOAR live while VORXOC runs alongside, so there is no gap in coverage.
Validate coverage
Compare detections and response. VORXOC correlation usually produces fewer, higher confidence incidents within the first week.
Retire the two tools
Shift detection and response to VORXOC, then switch off the separate SIEM and SOAR. Keep the SIEM only as a log archive if compliance needs it.
Two tools vs one platform
What Changes When You Consolidate
Separate SIEM and SOAR
- Two licences and two renewals to fund
- SIEM engineers plus SOAR engineers to staff
- Integrations to build and maintain between them
- A new playbook to author for every alert variant
One VORXOC platform
- One platform, one predictable cost
- A lean team, with automation doing the first pass
- Detection and response share context by default
- Correlation reasons about each alert, so fewer playbooks to write
Questions
Replacing SIEM and SOAR, Answered
Can one platform really replace both a SIEM and a SOAR?
Yes. VORXOC brings light SIEM detection and logging together with SOAR style automation in one platform. Most lean teams run VORXOC in place of a separate SIEM and SOAR, which removes the cost and the integration work of stitching two products together.
Will I lose my detection rules when I switch?
No. VORXOC supports SIGMA format detection rules from Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic, and other SIEM tools, and it ships with prebuilt rules maintained by Helxon. Most teams end up with better coverage after the switch, not less.
Do I still need a SIEM for compliance log retention?
In most cases no. VORXOC retains searchable evidence and generates compliance ready reports. If a regulation requires long term raw log storage, you can keep the old SIEM purely as an archive while VORXOC does detection and response.
What happens to the SOAR playbooks I already built?
You can recreate the ones you still need in VORXOC. Because VORXOC correlates and reasons about each alert in context, most teams need far fewer playbooks than a traditional SOAR that wants one per alert variant.
How long does the switch take?
Most teams complete it in a few weeks. VORXOC connects through prebuilt connectors and runs in parallel with your existing tools, so you validate coverage before you retire anything.
Is this a fit for a small security team?
Yes. Replacing two products with one platform is exactly what helps lean teams. The automation handles the first pass so a small team can run a full SOC without hiring separate SIEM and SOAR specialists.
One platform instead of two
Connect your own environment and see detection and response run together, without a separate SIEM and SOAR.