Securonix

Securonix is a cloud-native SIEM and security analytics platform, now pitched around agentic AI. Its pricing page returned a not-found error when I tried to read it, and sources say Securonix does not publish list pricing, so any figure is a quote. One third-party guide says EON prices on data ingestion capacity measured in GB per day, sold as one of four packages: Basic, Standard, Advanced and All-In. A 2024 partner announcement from Securonix says it was moving to a standardised consumption model for Unified Defense SIEM, based on gigabytes per day, which is older background. EON is Securonix's own AI product line, not an acquisition, described as modular GenAI agents for autonomous security operations.

The acquisition in the results is ThreatQuotient, which Securonix says brings together its agentic AI platform with deep threat intelligence. At Black Hat USA 2026 it announced Governed AI Agent Detection and Response, designed to identify risky activity involving enterprise AI assistants and autonomous workflows, and says it is available as part of Unified Defense SIEM. It also describes a coordination layer inside Unified Defense SIEM that orchestrates specialised AI agents across detection, investigation, response and reporting, and says its DPM agent is now shipping with expanded DPM licensing for eligible SIEM environments. Those are vendor announcements and I could not independently test them.

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Cloud SIEM and analytics

UEBA.

AI agent detection and response

Governed AI Agent DR.

Is pricing public?

No.

What is EON?

Securonix's AI agent line.

Acquisitions?

ThreatQuotient.

Billing unit?

GB per day.