SecuSIEM vs Splunk: escape the pay-per-GB model
A sovereign Québec SIEM, multi-tenant by design, with predictable pricing — no bill exploding with volume.
SecuSIEM, the Québec alternative to Splunk Enterprise Security. Sovereign multi-tenant SIEM for SMBs and MSPs, flat-rate + token pricing (vs per-TB ingestion billing), OVH Beauharnois hosting and outside US jurisdiction.
Feature comparison
Quick view of the main differences between the two solutions, to help you choose.
| Feature | SecuSIEM | Splunk Enterprise Security | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Data residency in Québec / Canada | Hosted at OVH Beauharnois | ||
| CAD pricing | |||
| Native Québec Law 25 compliance | |||
| French (Québec) support | |||
| Public API | |||
| SSO Zitadel / OIDC | OIDC / SAML supported | ||
| SMB plan (<50 employees) | |||
| MSP / partner plan | |||
| Outside CLOUD Act / Patriot Act / FISA | Splunk Inc. = US company (Cisco-owned) | ||
| Flat rate + tokens (vs ingested TB) | Splunk historically bills by ingested volume | ||
| Native multi-tenant MSP (tenant-isolated) | Splunk needs complex per-index/app setup | ||
| Correlation and detection engine | |||
| Sovereign AI triage (secuAI Québec) | Splunk AI Assistant via US cloud | ||
| Native SecuAAS suite integration (SecuScan, SecuMon) | |||
| Time-to-value < 1 day (SaaS) | Splunk ES = typical 3-6 month rollout | ||
| Availability | SecuSIEM available in production |
Legend: ✓ included, ✗ not available, − partial or optional. Based on public editor sites at time of writing.
Frequently asked questions
Splunk leads the market, why pick SecuSIEM?
Splunk remains technically excellent, but targets enterprise budgets (often 6-7 figures yearly). SecuSIEM targets Québec SMBs and MSPs with predictable flat-rate pricing and strict legal sovereignty. For an organization under 500 users or an MSP managing 10-50 clients, the ROI is very different.
Is Splunk Cloud Loi 25 compliant?
Splunk Cloud offers a Canada Central (Toronto) region, but Splunk Inc. (Cisco subsidiary) remains under US CLOUD Act jurisdiction. A US federal warrant can compel access to your data. SecuSIEM is run by a Québec company and hosted exclusively at OVH Beauharnois.
How does SecuSIEM bill?
Predictable CAD monthly flat rate + AI tokens for advanced analysis (correlation, threat hunting). No volume-driven surprises. Splunk historically bills per GB/day or workload — a sudden log volume (e.g. scan, attack, debug) can blow up the invoice.
Is SecuSIEM available?
Available in production — sovereign multi-tenant SIEM. See our pricing page to get started.
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