Master your QRadar to Exabeam migration with senior engineers.
Yes, migrating IBM QRadar SIEM to Exabeam is a well-understood project. We move your feeds, rules, and processes to cloud-native analytics with fixed scope and no security gaps.
The lowest-cost way off IBM QRadar SIEM: our migration tooling automates the repetitive work —you pay senior engineers for judgment, not keystrokes.
How we support IBM QRadar SIEM → Exabeam after migration
- ✓Your QRadar stays live – no security gaps during migration.
- ✓Senior platform engineers handle every rule and feed.
- ✓Fixed scope, fixed price – no surprise overruns.
- ✓Behavior-based analytics replace manual correlation.
- ✓Seamless move from on-prem to cloud-native Exabeam.
Embedded legacy logic
Your current QRadar rules, custom scripts, and manual correlations were built over years. Rebuilding them for Exabeam feels overwhelming – and risky.
Blind to modern attacks
Insider threats, compromised credentials, and lateral movement patterns are invisible to signature-based tools. You need behavior-centric detection.
Trapped by the renewal clock
Your QRadar license costs are climbing while your team spends hours on manual correlation. You know Exabeam is better, but the migration scares you.
IBM QRadar SIEM → Exabeam migration — your questions answered
Can you really migrate QRadar to Exabeam without breaking security?+
Yes. IBM QRadar SIEM to Exabeam is a well-understood, repeatable process. We've done it dozens of times. Your data feeds, security rules, and incident processes are systematically mapped to Exabeam's cloud-native architecture.
What happens to my existing security coverage during the move?+
We keep your QRadar SIEM fully operational throughout the project. As long as your vendor contract is active, you get full vendor support. If the renewal lapses, our third-party support covers most operational issues (but not vendor patches). No blind spots.
We have years of custom QRadar scripts and correlation rules. How do you handle those?+
Our senior engineers dissect your custom scripts and manual correlation rules. We rebuild them as Exabeam models and automated pipelines. No lost logic, no rework on your part.
How long does an IBM QRadar SIEM to Exabeam migration take? What does it cost?+
Shorter than most expect: 3 to 5 months with 2 senior consultants. Budget ranges from $70,000 to $290,000 depending on environment complexity. Fixed scope, fixed price.
Go Live Faster with Experienced Engineers
Once your Exabeam instance is live, we fine-tune behavior models and adjust parsers to your environment. That means fewer false positives and faster time to value. Our team stays on call 24/7 via US-based support. Whether you need post-migration help or ongoing managed services, we cover it. Stop planning. Start moving. Download your Free Exabeam Transition Blueprint today.