Exabeam and Vectra AI Integrate Platforms to Boost Threat Detection and Unify Security Operations

Exabeam and Vectra AI have announced a new technology integration designed to help security teams detect advanced threats faster and manage operations with greater efficiency. The collaboration connects Exabeam’s New-Scale Security Operations Platform—including SIEM, UEBA, and automation—with Vectra AI’s network detection and response (NDR) capabilities, offering a unified approach to threat visibility and incident response across hybrid and cloud environments.

As organizations expand across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, detecting advanced threats has become more difficult. Attackers increasingly rely on lateral movement, credential misuse, and post-compromise tactics that don’t always trigger alerts in legacy systems. Many SOC teams still rely on disconnected tools and manual workflows that slow down investigations and increase the risk of missed threats.

The integration directly addresses these challenges by aligning network-level telemetry and AI-driven behavior analytics within a single operational workflow. Vectra AI continuously monitors network traffic across data centers, cloud services, remote offices, and operational technology (OT), surfacing suspicious behaviors such as privilege escalation and data exfiltration. When combined with Exabeam’s automated playbooks and UEBA capabilities, this telemetry becomes actionable intelligence—allowing teams to respond faster and with greater accuracy.

The Exabeam and Vectra AI integration delivers unified threat detection and response by combining network telemetry with behavioral analytics and automation. This gives security teams centralized visibility into attacker movement across cloud, hybrid, and on-prem environments—helping them detect threats like lateral movement and insider activity that often evade siloed tools. Analysts can investigate incidents faster with enriched context and respond using automated playbooks, reducing the need for manual correlation across multiple platforms.

The solution is built for operational efficiency. Out-of-the-box integrations, preconfigured dashboards, and webhook collectors streamline deployment and minimize the burden on SOC teams. By consolidating security data and workflows, the joint platform helps organizations improve their cloud security posture while saving time and effort during investigations.

The partnership also signals a broader shift toward integrated, data-driven platforms that can keep pace with the evolving nature of cyber threats. Rather than layering more tools into already complex SOC environments, this approach focuses on making the most of existing data sources and simplifying operational workflows.