We’re proud to share that Rapid7 has been recognized in the 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management (SIEM). This is the seventh year we have been positioned in this report, which means we’ve been recognized in every report following the launch of our SIEM offering, InsightIDR, in 2016.
Throughout that time, our mission has remained the same: to help security teams detect, investigate, and respond to threats faster and with greater confidence. We feel this continued presence reflects our consistent ability to deliver on that promise and execute on the core outcomes that matter most for security operations teams.
Our understanding is that this year’s report highlights how SIEM platforms are evolving to support increasingly hybrid environments, growing data volume, and rising analyst expectations and customizations - a direction we believe aligns closely with the evolution of the Rapid7 Command Platform.
Rapid7’s SIEM is built for the realities of today’s threat landscape: hybrid environments, alert fatigue, and chronic resource constraints. Designed with the practitioner in mind, our solution combines powerful detections, intuitive investigation workflows, and automation to help SOC teams focus on what matters most.
We believe this year’s evaluation reflects our ongoing focus on delivering real-time detection, streamlined investigations, and SOC-level outcomes that are accessible to teams of all sizes and maturity levels.
We’ve made role-specific flexibility a core part of our product strategy, adding improved support for detection engineering, reusable rule logic, and easier dashboard and reporting customization. We continue to invest in product integration, analyst experience, and automation. Our SIEM integrates tightly with other Command Platform solutions including exposure management, cloud security, automation, and application security, helping customers consolidate insights and respond faster.
Why we believe Rapid7 was recognized
We’re proud of several key strengths that evaluations recognize, as they’re foundational to how we build and evolve our SIEM for real-world security teams:
Our approach to modern SIEM
We’re proud of several capabilities we believe contributed to our inclusion in this year’s Magic Quadrant. These reflect how we design, build, and continuously improve our SIEM to meet the needs of real-world security operations teams:
Purpose-built for different SOC roles
We believe SIEMs should be as adaptable as the teams who use them. That’s why we’ve focused on role-specific customization, making it easier for analysts, engineers, and detection content owners to build dashboards, tune rules, and tailor workflows based on what matters most to them.
Cloud-native and built to scale
Our SIEM is delivered as part of our Command Platform - SaaS-native architecture designed to scale with you. Whether you're centralizing logs, automating threat detection, or investigating across environments, we believe our platform’s flexibility makes it easy to grow without added complexity.
Driven by frontline insight
Our own global MDR team uses our SIEM every day to protect thousands of organizations. This means our features are continuously informed by real attacks, validated in live SOC environments, and refined to reduce noise, accelerate triage, and drive clearer response.
What’s happened since the evaluation
Since the evaluation period, we’ve delivered several major advancements across our SIEM solution and the broader Command Platform, including:
AI Triage: Our AI-driven triage engine now filters and classifies alerts with 99.93% accuracy, enabling analysts to focus on what matters most.
Agentic AI for investigation workflows: As part of our new Incident Command offering, analysts can now accelerate investigations with step-by-step AI guidance, built natively into the SIEM workflow.
AI-powered log search: Threat hunting at scale, now simplified through natural language queries, removing the need for more complex syntax writing.
These updates are part of our broader mission to bring precision, automation, and scale to modern SOC teams, whether you're a three-person shop or an enterprise-wide operation.
What’s next: enter Incident Command
With the recent launch of Incident Command, the next evolution of our SIEM platform, we are building on the strong foundations provided by InsightIDR to provide our customers with the AI-enhanced detections, triage and investigations they need to meet the scale and velocity of modern attacks.
We are continuing to unify threat detection and response with exposure and attack surface to help our customers feel confident in their understanding of their attack and detection coverage.
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Gartner® Magic Quadrant for Security Information and Event Management, Andrew Davies, Eric Ahlm, Angel Berrios, Darren Livingstone, 8 October 2025.
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