60–80%
SIEM ingest reduction
the rest waits in the archive, ready to replay
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Store it cheap. Replay it when it matters.
Fleak sends the full-fidelity stream to object storage and only the high-value slice to the SIEM. When an incident needs last month's DNS logs, replay that slice through the same pipeline, normalized, into the tool that needs it.
- Full-fidelity archive
- Selective replay
- Backfill
- Amazon S3
- Azure Blob
- Google Cloud Storage
0
Events lost to the budget
every log kept at object-storage prices
< 3 min
Mean heal time
then failed records replay through the fix
You can't investigate
what you never kept.
SIEM budgets force short retention and dropped sources. The incident always needs the data that was cut.
Retention set by the budget
Thirty days hot, then gone. Breaches are found months later, long after the evidence aged out.
Rehydration is a project
Pulling archived logs back means custom scripts, a re-parse, and a week of engineering in the middle of an incident.
New detections, no history
A rule written today can't be tested against last quarter's data, because last quarter's data isn't in the SIEM.
Keep everything,
bring back exactly what you need.
The archive is part of the pipeline, not a separate project. Replayed events take the same path as live ones, so they arrive parsed, normalized, and enriched.
Full fidelity at object-storage prices
Route the complete stream to S3, Azure Blob, or Google Cloud Storage as compressed Parquet or JSON while the SIEM gets only what it needs.
Selective replay
Replay by time range, source, host, user, or any field, so the SIEM ingests the slice an investigation needs and nothing else.
Normalized on the way back
Archived raw logs replay through the current pipeline version, so they arrive in OCSF and match today's detections.
Replay to any destination
Send replayed events to the SIEM for an investigation, the lake for a hunt, a new tool for a bake-off, or an auditor's workspace.
Backfill new tools and detections
Load months of history into a new SIEM on day one, or backtest a new detection against last quarter before it goes live.
Nothing lost to an outage
Records that fail during a drift or a destination outage wait in a dead-letter queue and replay automatically once the fix is approved.
Retention shouldn't be set by the SIEM budget.
Keep every log in the archive. Pay SIEM prices only for what an investigation pulls back.
The Muscle archives everything.
You replay what you need.
Every event lands in object storage in full fidelity. When you need a slice, Fleak reads it back through the same versioned pipeline that processed it live, so replayed data is normalized exactly the way detections expect.
Replay into
- Splunk
- Microsoft Sentinel
- Google SecOps
- Databricks
- Snowflake
An incident needs 90 days of DNS logs. The SIEM keeps 30.
What now?
Without replay
GoneDays 31 to 90 aged out, or sit in a bucket nobody can query without a custom job.
With Fleak
ReplayedThe incident's hosts and time range are replayed into a SIEM investigation index, normalized to OCSF.
Cost
Archive ratesNinety days sat in object storage at archive prices. Only the slice the incident needed was ingested.
Keep everything in the archive and pay SIEM prices only for what an investigation actually pulls back.
"Retention should be a storage decision, not a SIEM budget decision. Keep everything cheap, and bring back what the incident needs."
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30-minute working session. We'll show the archive and the replay path for one source.
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