LogRhythm SIEM is the self-hosted SIEM sold by Exabeam since the 2024 merger. Pages here cover replacing it with self-hosted Wazuh, OpenSearch or Graylog.
Comparing LogRhythm SIEM with Wazuh, both self-hosted: log collection and agents, correlation and detection rules, compliance reporting for PCI DSS, HIPAA and NIST, licensing versus no license fee, and the hardware and staff each needs.
Comparing LogRhythm SIEM with Graylog for log management and SIEM: ingestion, streams and pipelines, correlation events, Graylog Open versus Graylog Security features and published pricing, and compliance reporting.
For LogRhythm customers who also need network detection: Security Onion's Suricata, Zeek, full packet capture and Sigma detections compared with LogRhythm's log-centric SIEM, its Elastic License, the Pro edition and how the two approaches combine.
Moving from LogRhythm SIEM to Wazuh: replacing System Monitor agents and syslog collection, translating AI Engine rules to Wazuh rules or Sigma, rebuilding compliance reports, exporting the history auditors need and decommissioning appliances.
LogRhythm itself now moves its search backend to OpenSearch. This page covers going further and running the whole log and detection stack on self-managed OpenSearch with Security Analytics, ingestion pipelines, dashboards and retention policies.
Cost components: LogRhythm subscription or perpetual license and support, hardware and storage, against Wazuh and OpenSearch with no license fee, servers, storage for retention, optional Wazuh support, migration and detection engineering.
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