Axoflow is a security data curation pipeline designed to collect, process, and route security data from various sources to multiple destinations. It is used by security operations centers, managed security service providers, and enterprise security teams to manage large volumes of security data across diverse environments. The platform prepares and optimizes security data for ingestion into systems such as Splunk, Google SecOps, and Microsoft Sentinel.
The platform uses an AI-augmented decision tree to classify and normalize security data. It collects data from sources such as syslog, Windows systems, cloud services, Kubernetes environments, and applications through connectors that require no maintenance. Pre-processing operations include parsing, deduplication, normalization, anonymization, and enrichment with geo-IP and threat intelligence data. Integrated storage solutions, AxoLake and AxoStore, provide tiered data lake capabilities and federated search functionality. Processed data is routed to destinations such as SIEMs, data lakes, message queues, and archive storage using smart policy-based routing.
Axoflow is built on technology developed by the creators of syslog-ng and operates at large scales in enterprise environments. It offers visibility into data pipelines with detailed metrics on performance and data flow. The platform supports both cloud-native and on-premises deployments and is compatible with technologies such as syslog and OpenTelemetry. It provides observability down to the syslog layer and centralized fleet management across distributed collection points.