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News analysis Q&A: Shake up of the SIEM, UEBA markets continues as LogRhythm-Exabeam merge - The Last Watchdog

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It’s easy to compile a checklist on why the announced merger of LogRhythm and Exabeam could potentially make strategic sense. Related: Cisco pays $28 billion for Splunk LogRhythm’s is a long established SIEM provider and Exabeam has been making hay since its 2013 launch advancing its UEBA capabilities. Combining these strengths falls in line with the drive to make cloud-centric, hyper-interconnected company networks more resilient. Forrester Principal Analyst Allie Mellen observes: “The combined organization is likely to push hard in the midmarket, where LogRhythm’s existing suite has had success and the Exabeam user experience makes it a more natural fit.” Despite the promising synergies, Mellen cautioned that the merger alone would not resolve all challenges. “Both of these companies have faced challenges in recent years that are not solved by a merger,” she adds. “These include difficulty keeping pace with market innovation and with the transition to the cloud.” she said. Last Watch

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