DNIF HYPERCLOUD
SIEM, User analytics and Automation built to discover threat campaigns and cut analyst overhead.·dnif.it
DNIF HYPERCLOUD is a cloud-native SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) platform that combines log management, user and entity behavior analytics (UEBA), and automation to detect threat campaigns. It uses cognitive machine learning and graph analytics to connect related alerts into threat campaigns, reducing analyst overhead. The platform maps detection content to the MITRE ATT&CK framework and keeps ingested log data 'hot' (queryable) for 365 days without tiered warm/cold storage.
What it's for
Features 15
- 365 days of 'hot' (non-tiered) data retention
- 500+ pre-built security use cases
- Case management with kill-chain progression tracking
- Causality chain analysis for threat signals
- Cognitive machine learning and graph analytics to reduce alerts into threat campaigns
- Ingest circuit breaker for overage handling
- MITRE ATT&CK framework alignment for detection content
- Multi-cloud support for streaming events in real time
- Native query language and GUI-based query builder
- No-code machine learning for outlier detection
- Pipeline-based multi-stage logic for complex use cases
- Real-time threat hunting
- Scales beyond 20TB per day (per customer testimonial)
- Schema on Read (extract fields from raw events at query time)
- User behavior analytics (UEBA) models
At a glance
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Pricing
Pricing displayed in USD. Pricing is based on total daily log volume (GB/Day) subscribed in slabs; exact rate requires requesting a quote. Month-to-month billing is available, paid monthly in advance. Overage charges apply if usage exceeds the subscribed ingest slab beyond 200% for more than 5 days in a 30-day cycle.
Region: AWS Asia-Pacific (Mumbai); requires requesting a quote
Ingest volume subscribed in slabs (GB/Day); overage allowed up to 200% of the daily ingest slab for 5 days in a 30-day cycle
Region: AWS North America (US); requires requesting a quote
Ingest volume subscribed in slabs (GB/Day); overage allowed up to 200% of the daily ingest slab for 5 days in a 30-day cycle