
Booli Identity-Centric SIEM
Identity-centric SIEM linking every alert to a user, and reducing containment time by 75%.
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Booli Identity-Centric SIEM Overview
Booli is the world's first identity-centric SIEM, built from the ground up by former SOC operators to place identity at the center of every security event. Unlike traditional SIEMs that bolt on identity features, Booli stitches every alert back to an identity through proprietary identity stitching technology, providing immediate context that eliminates the need to reverse-engineer who is behind each event. The platform's native AI assistant Leon isn't an add-on but is wired directly into the architecture to correlate signals, surface anomalies, and accelerate investigations.
Booli reduces mean time to containment by 75% through high-context, prioritized alerts that focus on who is behind the event rather than just what happened. The platform features federated search capabilities that seamlessly correlate identity-linked threats across existing data lakes and SIEMs including Splunk, Elastic, and Sentinel without requiring data replication. Organizations deploy Booli's private cloud solution without needing specialized SIEM staff, dramatically reducing total cost of ownership while eliminating alert fatigue through context-rich scoring and prioritization.
Founded in 2022 and headquartered in Houston, Texas, Booli serves lean SOC teams and MSSPs across financial services, healthcare, government, and technology sectors. Customer testimonials report one MSSP engineering leader implementing 80 integrations in 6 months versus 30 in 4 years with their previous platform, while manufacturing CISOs praise the clarity Booli provides across multi-site operations. The platform is positioned for organizations seeking identity-first security operations that scale smarter without requiring armies of analysts.
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Ingests real-time event streams from Active Directory (event log forwarding), Azure AD (audit and sign-in logs), and Okta (system log) as primary telemetry sources.
Establishes per-user behavioral baselines (access time, location, resource access patterns), and alerts on deviations, eliminating the need for a separate UEBA tool.
Correlates authentication, authorization, and directory change events across on-premises AD, cloud IdPs, SaaS applications, and VPN into a unified detection model.
Provides structured case management for identity-related incidents, automatically assembling related authentication events, affected resources, and timeline into an investigation view.
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