Vectra designs, migrates and operates CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM for Australian organisations—bringing security data, detection, investigation, automation and the Agentic SOC together on one AI-native platform.
Traditional SIEM programmes often accumulate years of log sources, duplicate data, brittle rules and manual workflows. Replacing the product without changing the operating model simply moves the same complexity into a new platform.
A successful SIEM transformation starts by deciding what the SOC needs to detect, investigate and respond to—not by copying every log and rule you already have.
Falcon Next-Gen SIEM is the AI-native engine at the centre of CrowdStrike’s modern SOC. Vectra builds the architecture around data quality, security use cases and operational ownership so the platform is ready for both analysts and AI agents.
At Fal.Con 2026, CrowdStrike introduced the next evolution of its Agentic SOC: coordinated investigations across endpoint, identity, SaaS, cloud and network domains, with agents sharing context and converging on a unified verdict.
For customers, the value is not simply “more AI.” The goal is to let AI handle the repetitive evidence gathering and analysis while analysts retain governance over decisions and high-impact response actions.
Falcon Onum adds real-time data-pipeline capability to the Falcon platform, helping filter, transform, enrich and route telemetry before it becomes analyst noise or unnecessary storage.
Vectra uses the migration process to determine which data is required for detection, investigation, threat hunting, compliance and operational reporting—and which data should be transformed, routed elsewhere or excluded.
Vectra runs a controlled migration programme that protects operational continuity while deliberately reducing legacy noise, obsolete content and unnecessary ingest. The objective is a better SOC—not a pixel-for-pixel recreation of the old one.
Vectra’s CrowdStrike Strike Team combines SIEM architecture, migration, data engineering, detection engineering, automation and managed security operations. We can deliver a project into your internal SOC, co-manage the platform or operate it as part of a 24×7 service.
Ingestion, retention, integrations, roles, data flows, operational model and security use cases.
Legacy SIEM assessment, content rationalisation, source onboarding, validation and production cutover.
Correlation logic, custom detections, threat-aligned use cases, testing and continuous tuning.
Fusion workflows, Charlotte Agentic SOAR, enrichment, case actions and controlled containment.
24×7 monitoring, investigation, escalation, response coordination and operational improvement.
Documentation, reporting, service reviews, knowledge transfer, audit evidence and platform roadmap.
Falcon Next-Gen SIEM can ingest and analyse third-party security and IT data, including environments where CrowdStrike is not the incumbent EDR. That allows organisations to modernise the SOC on its own timetable.
Move from platforms that have become expensive, slow or operationally complex while rationalising years of accumulated content.
Use native endpoint, identity, cloud and other licensed Falcon telemetry as the foundation for broader security operations.
Use Falcon Next-Gen SIEM with Microsoft Defender, SentinelOne or other security technologies without requiring an immediate rip-and-replace.
Prepare the data, workflows and governance required to use coordinated agents safely and effectively.
Reduce separate search, case management, automation and intelligence workflows where the Falcon platform can provide a unified experience.
Use Vectra for engineering and 24×7 operations when maintaining a complete internal SIEM team is not the right model.
Falcon Next-Gen SIEM is CrowdStrike’s AI-native SIEM platform for ingesting, searching, correlating and investigating Falcon and third-party security data. It brings detection, threat intelligence, case management, automation and AI-assisted security operations together on the Falcon platform.
An Agentic SOC uses governed AI agents alongside human analysts to perform parts of security investigation and response. CrowdStrike’s 2026 Agentic SOC model coordinates agents across endpoint, identity, SaaS, cloud and network domains so they can share context and investigate activity in parallel.
Yes. Vectra provides SIEM discovery, architecture, data onboarding, content migration, detection engineering, dashboards, automation, testing, cutover and operational transition for Falcon Next-Gen SIEM.
No. CrowdStrike states that Falcon Next-Gen SIEM can be purchased as a standalone SIEM and can analyse third-party security and IT data. It can also work with third-party EDR platforms such as Microsoft Defender and SentinelOne.
CrowdStrike states that data from licensed Falcon modules is available in Falcon Next-Gen SIEM without additional ingestion charges. Third-party data ingestion depends on the applicable subscription and commercial model.
Falcon Onum is CrowdStrike’s AI-powered data pipeline technology for filtering, transforming and routing security telemetry in real time. It helps organisations improve data quality and control unnecessary noise and cost before data reaches security operations.
Yes. Vectra can deliver Falcon Next-Gen SIEM into an internal SOC, co-manage the platform or provide 24×7 managed monitoring, investigation, response and ongoing engineering as part of an agreed service model.
Start by understanding current data sources, security use cases, operational workflows, compliance requirements, dependencies and costs. Vectra uses this assessment to define what should be migrated, redesigned, retired or transformed before production implementation begins.
Start with a practical review of your current SIEM, security data, detections, workflows, costs and target operating model.
