60–80%
SIEM ingest reduction
signal-worthy event types only
Fleak filters noise, trims bloated fields, suppresses duplicates, and samples or aggregates high-volume telemetry in flight. The Brain shows which event types never fire a detection, and your team decides what to cut.
60–80%
SIEM ingest reduction
signal-worthy event types only
50%+
Guaranteed minimum savings
on SIEM ingest, with no drop in detection coverage
14 days
Guaranteed time to value
from deployment to measured SIEM savings
Successful logins, routine DNS, health checks, and verbose debug fields fill the SIEM at hot-path prices.
Identity and cloud audit events carry kilobytes of fields no rule reads: debug context, request echoes, nested metadata.
The same alert from two agents, the same event re-sent by a forwarder. Every copy is ingested and paid for.
Teams drop whole sources to hit a budget and find the blind spot during an incident.
Every reduction runs in flight, before the SIEM's ingest meter sees a byte, and every rule is reviewed before it ships.
Drop event types no detection, hunt, or report uses, with filters on any field, value, or expression.
Remove empty, null, duplicated, and unused fields from every event, so what's left is the part detections read.
Suppress repeated events by key, such as one alert per host per minute, and keep a count of what was dropped.
Keep 1 in N of high-volume, low-value events with dynamic rates, or roll them up into metrics, tagged so counts scale back up.
The Brain profiles your sources, shows which fields and event types never reach a detection, and keeps suggesting cuts as it learns how your team uses the data. You approve every cut.
See volume in and out for every pipeline and destination, priced at your contracted rate. For most teams, SIEM savings cover the cost of Fleak within the first quarter.
Start from a library of security-specific reduction rules for firewalls, EDR, DNS, and cloud audit logs, then tune them to your environment.
Before a filter ships, Fleak checks it against your SIEM's active detection rules, so no event or field a rule depends on is dropped.
Project data growth and cost per destination, and see the effect of every rule before your next renewal.
Stop paying it on events nobody acts on. Everything you cut still lands somewhere you can query.
The Brain profiles fields and event types across your sources and proposes what to filter, trim, sample, or aggregate. The Muscle applies the approved rules deterministically in flight, and the full-fidelity copy goes to cheap storage.
Works in front of
Ten million successful VPN logins a day.
Which ones does the SIEM need?
Before
All ingestedEvery success event, every field, at SIEM prices. No detection reads them.
After
Signal onlyFailures and anomalies go to the SIEM. Successes roll up into metrics, and the raw events go to the lake.
Trust model
ApprovedEvery filter is reviewed before deploy. Nothing a detection depends on is dropped.
Cut the volume, not the coverage. Everything you stop sending to the SIEM still lands somewhere you can query.
"Your SIEM bill is a noise tax. Most of what you ingest never fires a detection, and you pay hot-path prices for all of it."
Log reduction · Fleak Platform
30-minute working session. We'll show which event types earn their seat and what the rest costs you.
A full-fidelity archive, replayed through the same pipeline.
See Detail →Sigma rules and ATT&CK coverage on normalized events.
See Detail →One search across the lake, the archive, and the SIEM.
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