◈ Security

Watch everything.
Investigate quickly.
Spend less on the machines.

Security companies and in-house security teams process enormous volumes of events, and the cost of looking is often what limits how closely they look. Compute offers the same machines as the leading cloud for less, billed by the second, so a hunt or a scan costs what it ran.

Used by security start-ups, managed security providers and Fortune 500 security teams for detection, response and threat intelligence.

30%
Under the leading cloud on CPU instances
Per-second
Billing on every hunt
Configured
Separation and access records
Zero
Commitments or minimums

What this looks like in practice

◆Detection and correlation pipelines◆SOC dashboards and case tooling◆Threat intelligence collection and enrichment◆Scanning and attack-surface monitoring◆Malware analysis sandboxes◆Alert triage and summarisation with AI inference◆Incident response and forensics workspaces◆Detection and correlation pipelines◆SOC dashboards and case tooling◆Threat intelligence collection and enrichment◆Scanning and attack-surface monitoring◆Malware analysis sandboxes◆Alert triage and summarisation with AI inference◆Incident response and forensics workspaces
What holds true here

Four things you stop arguing about

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Look more closely for less

CPU instances 30% under the leading cloud’s cheapest matching instance, so the cost of processing more events stops limiting coverage.

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Burst for the incident

Forensics and hunting capacity started when an incident opens and released when it closes, billed by the second.

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Triage by the token

Alert summarisation and enrichment through AI inference, 30% under the leading cloud’s model service for the same model.

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Separation that holds

Customer and case data kept apart by configuration, with a complete record of who accessed what.

The shift

Coverage set by judgement, not by the bill

Security teams often filter what they collect and shorten how long they keep it because processing costs too much. That is a risk decision made by a pricing page.

The usual arrangement
  • ✕Event sources dropped to keep costs down
  • ✕Incident capacity reserved and idle between incidents
  • ✕Hunts rounded up to the hour
  • ✕Customer data separation maintained by procedure
  • ✕Pipelines, tooling and code on separate bills
What replaces it
  • ✓More sources processed for the same spend
  • ✓Capacity started for the incident and released after
  • ✓Per-second billing on every hunt and scan
  • ✓Separation configured and access recorded
  • ✓One bill across the security estate
What you can count on

Stated plainly, and qualified

30%
Under the leading cloud on CPU instances
Same specification, cheapest the leading cloud match
30%
Under the leading cloud’s model service
Tokens on the general model
Per-second
Billing
Hunts priced to the second
Complete
Access record
Who accessed what, retained
Closer in

Security, specifically

The incident that gets the capacity it needs

When an incident opens, responders need forensic workspaces and analysis capacity immediately, and none of it afterwards. On Compute those machines start when the incident does and stop when it closes, priced under the leading cloud for the same specification. A security start-up and a Fortune 500 SOC pay the same rate.

Events on queues

Detection events collected through Cloud Services queues and processed as they arrive.

Cases on CosmoBase

Case and indicator data in managed databases priced under the leading cloud’s managed databases.

Detections as code

Detection rules on CodeGraph with review and CI, so every change is recorded.

Ask us about attestations

Separation and access records are configured properties. For a specific attestation, ask and we will answer plainly.

Against the leading cloud

Security on Compute, against the leading cloud

4 vCPU / 8 GB server
$0.0941/hr
Leading cloud $0.1344/hr · Its cheapest machine with 4 vCPU and 16 GiB
30% less
General & code model — input
$0.105 / million tokens
Leading cloud $0.15 / million tokens · The same open-weight model, input tokens
30% less
General & code model — output
$0.455 / million tokens
Leading cloud $0.65 / million tokens · The same open-weight model, output tokens
30% less
L40S GPU hour
$1.30/hr
Leading cloud $1.86/hr · Same GPU (L40S)
30% less

Compared with the leading cloud's own published on-demand prices, US East. Every comparison.

Questions we are actually asked

Answers without the hedging

Which attestations do you hold?+

Ask us about the specific attestation you or your customers require and we will say plainly whether we hold it today. Separation, access records and residency are configured properties of the platform.

How do prices compare with the leading cloud?+

For CPU and GPU instances, managed database hours, build minutes, AI inference and support plans, 30% under the leading cloud’s published price, shown beside ours. Storage and bandwidth are priced separately.

Can we keep each customer’s data separate?+

Yes. Separation between estates is configured, and access is recorded and retained.

Do we have to reserve incident capacity?+

No. Machines are billed by the second with no reservation or minimum term.

Other industries

Where else this goes

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Customer Acquisition

Host the landing pages, attribution pipelines and onboarding flows that bring customers in, and spend less on the infrastructure than you would on the leading cloud.

Marketing

Run campaign sites, personalisation, content pipelines and marketing data on one platform that costs less than the leading cloud for the same machines and models.

Lead Generation

Run the forms, enrichment jobs, scoring models and routing that turn interest into leads, for less than the same infrastructure costs on the leading cloud.

Sales

Run CRMs, sales data, call analysis and AI assistants on one platform, priced under the leading cloud for the same machines, databases and models.

Creator Economy

Host creator platforms, media processing, storefronts and AI tools on infrastructure that bills by the second and costs less than the leading cloud for the same machines.

Start where it matters most

Begin with one workload. Keep what you have running. Decide whether to continue once you have seen it carry something real.

No migration required to begin. Nothing to tear down if you stop.