In terms of scalability, we tested 180,000 events per second with no problems.

It is not calculated based on the number of users. In terms of scalability, we calculate security platforms based on events per second. It can be one of the factors, but it is not the determining factor for scalability. Scalability is determined by the number of events that can be processed per second.

When looking at enterprise users who are connected to the SOC. An organization can have 100,000 employees, contractors, or staff,  but that is not how the same solutions are allocated.
In that organization, based on assets, end users, endpoint network devices, and so on and so forth, the result will be events per second. In terms of the same tool usage, the same tool or Securonix tool will be used only by the number of SOC analysts who are monitoring the entire environment. Nobody else uses it.

The data for all employees and staff in that organization is consolidated. That is one way of looking at it, and it is not proportional. The number of employees and security events per second is not a direct correlation factor.

We are an MSSP. We use it based on the needs of our customers. We are not using it for our own internal purposes.

Based on our customer's requirements we deploy it.

Because we're based on clients, scalability is horizontal. It's up to us to how much we want to scale up. There's no limit to that. It's just adding nodes to the cluster or even adding additional clusters to the deployment. Moving to the cloud, we expect that's going to be even more flexible. We want scaling to be on-demand and it's only going to improve. We do not see scaling as a limiting factor in any way.

We definitely have plans to increase usage of the solution because business acquisitions keep happening. That has happened for the last two or three years within our company. Our monitoring inquiries are going to increase, based on that.

The solution is scalable.