One tool at a time
Consolidation rarely saves money by itself. What saves money is knowing what drives the cost, retiring one contract when it ends, and not paying separately for operating systems, databases or extra consoles.
A single pane of glass is not a budget.
Every vendor promises one place to manage everything. The CFO asks a different question: what does it cost to run, and which contracts can we cancel?
The answer depends on what the license counts, how many agents your team patches and what leaving would cost.
We price the data,
not the devices.
ARRTECH licenses its SIEM on the data you send, not on the sources or agents you add.
Your logs stay on servers you own, and any source can be exported with a verifier if you ever leave.
Replace one tool at renewal. Keep the rest.
Start with the contract that ends first. The other products join the same console when you are ready, without a second admin stack.
Each contract ends on your schedule.
Budget
Does each new source change the license?
No. ARRTECH SIEM is licensed on daily data volume or events per second, with unlimited sources and agents. It needs no separate operating system or database license, and ARRTECH DLP needs no database license.
How many consoles will my team log into?
One. ARRTECH SIEM, SOAR and DLP share one web console, with Active Directory or LDAP sign-in. The Store installs and updates parsers, rules, reports and agents for all three from that console.
How many agents will we patch?
The Management Agent installs first, then installs, updates and configures the product agents centrally or on a schedule. A conditional task restarts an agent when it stops, and ARRTECH DLP agents install remotely through SCCM.
How much storage will we need next year?
ARRTECH SIEM compresses logs at least 20 to 1, sets retention per source and archives older logs on a schedule. It runs on Debian, Ubuntu or Red Hat and scales by adding servers.
What does it cost to leave?
Any ARRTECH SIEM log source exports with its signatures, certificate and a standalone verifier. Each product has a REST API, and search results download as JSON or raw log.
Who approves what the tools do?
Your team. ARRTECH DLP acts only on rules your team sets and can ask a manager before releasing a file. An ARRTECH SOAR Operator node emails a person up to five color-coded options and waits. The console records logins, searches and configuration changes.
