It is a scalable solution. My company deals with five to six customers who use LogRhythm NetMon.

It's a scalable solution. We have nine companies who use the solution, and we have one more client who is getting ready to use it as well.

The solution is scalable.

600-700 users are using this solution and can be scalable to 1500-2000 users immediately.

Regarding scalability, I think it's more just getting time to spend in LogRhythm. We're not a huge security shop, so it's getting the time to dig into it and really figure out how we're going to build it out and learning the functionalities that exist, that we can leverage.

A lot of the time you end up getting a product, standing it up for one use case, and that's what it gets pidgeon-holed as, when really there are 100 other capabilities you can use there.

So far - and I hate to keep going back to the fact that we've only been doing it for a few months - but so far we've been very impressed with scalability. We have a single appliance, and we have several collectors that run against that appliance. We really love how easy it is to just add another collector. I have data sources, I have log sources that exist in my DR facility. I can stand up a collector in that facility, and then push it back across the wire, and it's very easy. It's a couple of clicks, done. We're very excited about, again, the potential for scalability without having to re-architect the entire solution.

This is a scalable solution. 

Scalability depends on the sizing. If you have lower sizing then you will not be able to scale the system. 

The security team of around five people are the main users. They do analytics for an organization of 3,000 plus employees.