GhostAnalyst vs XSIAM
Evaluating Palo Alto Cortex XSIAM? Here is what GhostAnalyst brings to the table: Sovereign AI, per-device pricing, and raw logs that stay in your network.
- Data stays in your country: on-prem or Malaysian region
- Priced per device, not by data volume
- SOC and MDR included in every subscription
- One installer, no inbound firewall changes
- 300+ integrations
- iNTelligence explains every case in plain language
- Sovereign Edition runs fully on-prem
- Compliance mapping for PDPA Malaysia (Act 709) and five more frameworks in Regulatory Hub
- Fabric response actions on your firewall
- Local team in Malaysia and Singapore, on-site support
Where GhostAnalyst stands out.
- Response on your firewall
Fabric response actions run on your firewall, alongside 300+ integrations.
- Priced per device
Priced per device, not by data volume, with SOC and MDR included in every subscription.
- Sovereign by design
Data stays in your country: on-prem or Malaysian region. Sovereign Edition runs fully on-prem.
Where XSIAM is strong.
- Tight integration with Palo Alto Networks firewalls and Cortex products
- Security operations and automation brought together in one platform
Questions to ask in any evaluation.
- Does your bill change when you are under heavier attack?
- Where are your ingested logs stored, and which country's law applies to them?
- How long will deployment take, and how many professional services days?
- Can the AI explain why it flagged something, in plain words, to a regulator?
Run both on the same logs.
60-day full-platform trial. No credit card. No inbound firewall changes. Live in under an hour.