Splunk SOAR vs. Swimlane Security Automation

Cisco’s acquisition of Splunk leaves the future of Splunk SOAR more uncertain than ever. It’s time to rethink your SOC tech stack, and never settle for “good enough” when it comes to security automation.

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Company	Recently acquired by Cisco	Largest and fastest-growing pure-play security automation company
Scalability	Limited automation capacity restricts scale and performance	Executes 25 million actions per day
Playbook	Python code is known to breaks the GUI editor, requiring skilled developers	Highly adaptable low-code playbook-building studio.
AI	None	Swimlane LLM, AI-driven case management, reporting, and playbook tools
Platform Upgrades	Slow deployment cycles for feature request	#1 in product strategy & rate of improvement (SoftwareReviews)
Integrations	Vendor restricted integrations	Infinite integrations are available on-demand
Case Management	Minimal configuration options	Highly customizable with 72+ record fields
Reporting	Limited pre-defined report types	Flexible reports that can leverage AI summaries and translations
Dashboards	Pre-set dashboards	Visual dashboards for any user or use case
Customer Support	Unresponsive customer support	4.9-star services and support experience (Gartner Peer Insights)

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It really takes time to understand all the sections from playbooks, integrations, automations etc where it lead to steeper learning curve.

Splunk SOAR Customer, Gartner Peer Insights

It felt like the product plateaued when Phantom was purchased by Splunk. From that point forward, changes were less frequent and support was less responsive.
Splunk SOAR Customer, Gartner Peer Insights