Exabeam New-Scale Analytics vs Splunk User and Entity Behavior Analytics

Exabeam New-Scale Analytics adds behavioral analytics to an existing SIEM or data lake for security operations teams. It learns behavior baselines and applies dynamic risk scores to identify anomalies by rarity and business context. Coverage includes users, endpoints, servers, applications, and agents, with hybrid anomaly methods and assisted response automation. Agent Behavior Analytics monitors AI agents and automated identities, linking activity with users and devices. Exabeam Nova can gather context, run secondary searches, and assist triage from a sidebar workspace. Attack Surface Insights combines identity and device information into profiles showing attributes, relationships, and risk. Prebuilt integrations cover hundreds of tools, while the Open API Standard connects to thousands more. Supported SIEMs named include Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, IBM QRadar, OpenText ArcSight, McAfee Nitro, and Sumo Logic. Deployment options listed are API, self-hosted, and web; pricing is available on request.

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