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Your SIEM bill is a noise tax.

Most of what you're ingesting has no detection value. Fleak routes only what earns its seat — before it hits your ingest meter.

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  • Any SIEM
  • Any schema
  • Vendor neutral
  • Intention-driven routing
  • SOC 2 Type II

60–80%

SIEM ingest reduction

signal-worthy event types only

< 5 min

Any new log source

seen or unseen — routing with correct intention

T1 → T3

Detection fidelity uplift

same model — intention-aligned inputs

The bill keeps climbing.
The coverage doesn't.

SIEM pricing is volume-based. Log volume grows 30–100% per year. Most of that growth has no detection value — but it all hits your ingest meter.

Paying for event types nobody acts on

Successful logins, routine DNS queries, benign CloudTrail API calls, bulk EDR telemetry — high-volume event types your analysts have never fired an alert on, ingested at full SIEM price every day.

Hard-coded filters break — and don't generalize

A filter that works for one team's use case silently damages another team's compliance posture. And every upstream schema change turns static filters into incidents.

Cut costs or keep coverage — pick one

Drop sources to stay on budget and accept blind spots. Or pay the full bill and lose the argument with finance next quarter. There should be a third option.

Is your log worthy?

Every event type evaluated against your downstream security intention.
What belongs in your SIEM. What belongs in your data lake. What belongs nowhere.

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Your intention.
Fleak's execution.

Your SIEM doesn't care what a log means. It just bills you for it. Fleak evaluates every event type against what your downstream tools actually need — and routes accordingly. Signal to your SIEM. Compliance to your lake. Noise to nowhere.

works with any SIEM

  • Splunk
  • Sentinel
  • XSIAM
  • Google SecOps
  • QRadar
  • Elastic
  • Any data lake

Windows Event 4625 — failed logon.
One event type. Three correct answers.

Threat Intel Platform

All → SIEM

Correlates every failure against live threat feeds. One failure from a known-bad IP is Tier 1 signal. A count-based drop filter destroys core detection value.

Financial SOC

All → Lake

SOX mandate: retain every failed logon 90 days. Dropping any event is a compliance violation — not a cost optimization.

Lean Startup SOC

Burst Only

Two analysts, no mandate. Only burst patterns matter — 10+ failures in 60s. Everything else is noise they can't act on.

Hard-coded filters can only serve one of them. Fleak serves all three — simultaneously, without conflict.

"With Fleak-normalized data, our AI agent stopped grinding through parsing and moved straight to high-fidelity analysis. Same model. Tier 3 detection fidelity. No extra cost."

Enterprise Security Customer · Global Deployment (Anonymized)

Stop paying for noise

Bring your SIEM renewal quote and a log source that's been giving you trouble.

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