BBlumira provides cloud-based SIEM services for SMBs, mid-market companies, and MSPs. It ingests logs from an organization’s systems, analyzes them for threats, and alerts security teams, with optional automated response, all on a subscription basis. It helps with regulatory compliance (e.g., HIPAA) and cyber insurance requirements, making it suitable for healthcare and other regulated sectors. Unlike many security tools, Blumira emphasizes MSP-friendly, affordable, scalable access, including Not For Resale licenses for MSPs—aiming to democratize effective security for smaller organizations.
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Cloud based deployment model with Blumira. Enterprise threat visibility without the Enterprise price tag: Northrock Systems partners with Blumira. Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) systems have long been considered the ultimate source of truth for cybersecurity teams. By centralizing logs from cloud environments, endpoints, firewalls, and user directories, a SIEM gives organizations total visibility into potential threats before they turn into costly breaches. However, traditional legacy SIEM platforms - such as Splunk - were built primarily for large enterprises with virtually unlimited budgets and dedicated teams of security engineers. For small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs), legacy SIEM solutions often bring massive deployment hurdles, unpredictable ingestion costs, and relentless alert fatigue. Northrock Systems is excited to announce its partnership with Blumira, bringing modern, cloud-based SIEM and threat detection to SMBs. Through this strategic partnership, Northrock Systems offers a flexible, cost-effective defense architecture - combining Blumira's automated platform, Northrock's Managed SIEM and Security Operations Center (SOC) capabilities, and its Value-Added Reseller (VAR) expertise. The SIEM dilemma for small and medium businesses. Traditional SIEM deployment models present two major roadblocks for growing organizations: * Unpredictable Ingestion Pricing: Legacy platforms charge based on log volume or data ingestion rates (GB/day). As your business grows and generates more security telemetry, your monthly bill spikes unexpectedly. Companies end up filtering out critical security logs simply to avoid running over budget. * Operational Overhead: Setting up parsers, tweaking detection rules, and sifting through thousands of false-positive alerts requires dedicated SOC staff. Without round-the-clock analysts, a complex SIEM becomes an expensive, unused repository for logs. By partnering with Blumira, Northrock Systems eliminates both barriers. Blumira's Cloud-Native SIEM: built for automation and efficiency. Blumira reimagines security intelligence specifically for the SMB market. Rather than requiring complex infrastructure or weeks of manual engineering, Blumira delivers an all-in-one cloud SIEM designed to deploy in hours. Key advantages of Blumira's package include: * Automated Threat Detection & Response: Blumira's threat intelligence team pre-builds and fine-tunes detection rules, automatically filtering out noise and presenting actionable security alerts. * 1-Click Guided Remediation: When a threat is detected, Blumira provides step-by-step instructions - or automated playbooks - allowing your team to block IP addresses, isolate compromised endpoints, or disable exposed accounts with a single click. * Unlimited Data Storage: Say goodbye to ingestion penalties. Blumira includes long-term data retention without hidden log-volume surcharges, meeting compliance standards like PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and CMMC without budgetary surprises. * Fast Cloud-Native Integrations: Native connectors for Microsoft 365, AWS, Google Workspace, Cisco, Fortinet, and major EDR solutions allow seamless log collection across cloud and hybrid environments. Flexibility first: Managed SIEM SOC capabilities vs. Self-Managed VAR deployment. Northrock Systems understands that every organization has distinct internal resources, technical expertise, and security goals. That is why its partnership with Blumira offers two tailored delivery models: 1. Fully Managed SIEM & integrated SOC capabilities. For organizations that lack a 24/7 internal security team, Northrock Systems integrates Blumira into its Managed SIEM Service. Northrock's Security Operations Center (SOC) acts as an extension of your team. Northrock Systems handle setup, continuous threat monitoring, log analysis, incident response, and active threat hunting. When a critical alert fires, its SOC analysts validate the incident and execute remediation strategies immediately, removing the management burden from your internal IT staff. 2. Self-Managed SIEM via Northrock Systems VAR licensing. If your organization already has an internal IT or security team and wants direct control, Northrock Systems operates as a Value-Added Reseller (VAR). Through its VAR model, businesses can purchase Blumira licensing directly through Northrock Systems to achieve a complete self-managed SIEM deployment model. Its technical experts assist with initial architecture, integration, and onboarding - allowing your internal team to run a streamlined, high-performance SIEM independently while saving thousands of dollars compared to legacy solutions like Splunk. | Feature / Capability | Legacy Enterprise SIEM (e.g., Splunk) | Blumira + Northrock Systems | | Pricing Structure | Dynamic (Billed by Data Volume / GB per day) | Predictable (Per User or Per Host) | | Data Storage Limits | Extra cost for extended storage | Unlimited Data Storage included | | Deployment Time | Weeks to Months | Hours to Days | | Maintenance & Rules | Manual configuration & fine-tuning required | Pre-built, automated threat detection rules | | Delivery Model | Complex infrastructure overhead | Fully Managed SOC OR Self-Managed VAR options | Complete threat protection at a fraction of the cost. Security should empower your organization, not drain your operational budget. By combining Blumira's cloud-based SIEM platform with Northrock Systems' SOC capabilities and flexible procurement options, SMBs no longer have to compromise between comprehensive defense and financial predictability. Whether you need a fully managed SOC to handle 24/7 threat monitoring or are looking to procure an easy-to-use self-managed SIEM that cuts your software costs, Northrock Systems has you covered. Ready to streamline your log management and threat detection? Contact Northrock Systems today to schedule a demo and see how much your organization can save by switching to a modern cloud SIEM. How can Northrock Systems help?
Blumira and DNS Filter partner to unify threat data for MSPs. August 24, 2026 Blumira CEO and Co-Founder Matthew Warner and DNSFilter Head of AI Labs Mikey Pruitt discussed their new technical partnership designed to simplify cybersecurity operations for MSPs) Addressing the evolution of how technology is purchased in the channel, they explained how seamlessly integrating DNS Filter's early threat-categorization data into Blumira's ease-of-use SIEM platform creates a unified single pane of glass. This two-way data sharing allows MSPs to automatically correlate DNS activity alongside Microsoft 365 logs and other telemetry sources, transforming vast streams of raw security data into clear, actionable context with minimal configuration overhead. They also highlighted how AI accelerates both threat classification and product-delivery speed, allowing partners to achieve rapid detection and automated responses without getting bogged down by security noise. While acknowledging that overhyped AI tools often fail in practice without proper data-refinement efforts, they emphasized that their integration delivers real-world value by reducing operational complexity and eliminating time-wasting software friction. By providing higher visibility across client environments, the collaboration empowers MSPs to maximize their existing security investments, boost operational margins, and confidently scale their managed service offerings.
Blumira has launched Hearth, a vendor-agnostic AI command centre that integrates across an organisation's entire technology stack. Unlike traditional security solutions that favour their own telemetry, Hearth works with both Blumira and non-Blumira customers, allowing teams to maintain best-in-class tools whilst coordinating from a single platform. Hearth analyses three sources simultaneously: Blumira's parsed logs, a team's existing stack across identity, firewalls, EDR and cloud, and the organisation's public-facing attack surface. The platform creates reusable artifacts including DFIR investigations, compliance evidence with attached queries, and threat hunt playbooks. Use cases include full-scope DFIR investigation, compliance intelligence, stack orchestration, and MSP fleet-wide visibility. The launch follows Blumira's expansion of endpoint and identity threat detection capabilities over the past year.
Blumira launches Hearth, an AI command center that spans rival security tools. Security operations platform startup Blumira Inc. today launched Hearth, a vendor-agnostic artificial intelligence command center that lets security teams investigate and act across their existing tools from a single interface. The product is available to organizations that do not use Blumira and is aimed at teams running a patchwork of identity, firewall, endpoint and cloud tools they have no intention of ripping out. Blumira positions Hearth as an alternative to consolidation. Single-vendor bundles simplify operations but make switching harder, the company argues, so Hearth consolidates the command layer instead of the underlying stack. Hearth reasons across three sources at once: logs Blumira has already parsed for existing customers, the wider set of tools a team runs across identity, firewalls, endpoint detection and response, cloud and raw logs, and the organization's public-facing attack surface. The output is meant to be reusable rather than disposable. Hearth generates schema-validated artifacts, including digital forensics and incident response investigations, compliance evidence with the underlying query attached and threat hunt playbooks that can be run again in a later quarter or handed to an auditor. "Teams have been told to either consolidate their tools or keep the best-in-class solutions they chose. Hearth ends that tradeoff," said Chief Executive Matt Warner. "Hearth reasons across the environment a team already has, and produces resources that outlive any single case and compound security intelligence over time." Blumira listed four use cases at launch. The first is a full-scope DFIR investigation that establishes severity, maps activity to MITRE ATT&CK, identifies affected entities and recommends actions in what the company says is minutes rather than hours. Compliance queries work much the same way. Ask Hearth where an audit control stands and it goes to live log data for the evidence, then hands back the query it ran to get there. Orchestration runs through the integrations a team already has, which Blumira said takes a separate security orchestration, automation and response tool out of the picture. Hearth surfaces a proposed action, a human approves it, then it executes. The last one targets managed service providers. A single question covers an entire client fleet, so an analyst checking which customers are exposed to a newly disclosed vulnerability does not have to page through dashboards or swap between account views. Hearth caps an active 12 months for the company. Blumira expanded its endpoint and identity threat detection and response coverage over that period, launched the Kindling auto-triage engine and introduced Blumira Managed, a 24/7 first-response managed detection and response service. Blumira was founded in 2018. Its backers include Ten Eleven Ventures, Mercury Fund, M25 Group, RPS Ventures and Array Ventures. The company has raised about $28 million, the last of it a $15 million round that closed in June 2023. Hearth is available now. Image: siliconangle/gpt image 2. A message from John Furrier, co-founder of SiliconANGLE: Support its mission to keep content open and free by engaging with theCUBE community. Join theCUBE's Alumni Trust Network, where technology leaders connect, share intelligence and create opportunities. * 15M+ viewers of theCUBE videos, powering conversations across AI, cloud, cybersecurity and more * 11.4k+ theCUBE alumni - Connect with more than 11,400 tech and business leaders shaping the future through a unique trusted-based network. Are you AWS customer? Support SiliconANGLE Financially by buying your AWS services from its Marketplace portal page and links. About SiliconANGLE Media SiliconANGLE Media is a recognized leader in digital media innovation, uniting breakthrough technology, strategic insights and real-time audience engagement. As the parent company of SiliconANGLE, theCUBE Network, theCUBE Research, CUBE365, theCUBE AI and theCUBE SuperStudios - with flagship locations in Silicon Valley and the New York Stock Exchange - SiliconANGLE Media operates at the intersection of media, technology and AI. Founded by tech visionaries John Furrier and Dave Vellante, SiliconANGLE Media has built a dynamic ecosystem of industry-leading digital media brands that reach 15+ million elite tech professionals. Its new proprietary theCUBE AI Video Cloud is breaking ground in audience interaction, leveraging theCUBEai.com neural network to help technology companies make data-driven decisions and stay at the forefront of industry conversations.
Blumira has launched Kindling, an agentic SIEM investigation engine that reduces security alerts by 30-50 times through automated triage. The platform uses eight years of detection data, full-year log retention and cohort-wide analysis to provide threat context across cloud, network, endpoint and identity systems. Kindling employs two-stage analysis with weighted scoring to send only verified, actionable alerts with evidence timelines and clear next steps. The system achieved 98.5% auto-triage accuracy when validated against 2,000-plus real-world incidents. Founded in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Blumira raised $295 million across three rounds in 14 months. The pilot is available now to Blumira customers and partners, with an MSP dashboard providing portfolio-wide visibility and client reporting capabilities.
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Industries
Company Size
11-50
Company Stage
Series B
Total Funding
$27.9M
Headquarters
Ann Arbor, MI
Founded
2018
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