Years of records.Not years of budget.
The system-of-record telemetry a banking examiner walks through has to survive for years, byte-for-byte. Sasquatch keeps all of it, audit-grade, for a fraction of what your SIEM charges to hold it.
One platform. It dominates on every axis - here and everywhere.
In the market that audits the hardest and pays the most, Sasquatch keeps every record losslessly and still lands far under the incumbent SIEM. The compression is the moat.
Ask in plain language and get root cause in seconds - the failing span, the correlated error, the related deploy - across every signal, no query language.
MITRE ATT&CK-mapped detections, UEBA, and threat intel on lossless retention, in the cloud you already own.
Compressed cold storage that stays instantly searchable - years of retention that answer like last week, at a fraction of hot cost.
OTLP-native; sits in front of Datadog, Splunk, Dynatrace, Grafana, and Elastic. Your dashboards do not change.
Kubernetes, VMs, bare metal, and syslog appliances - wherever telemetry is generated, at any scale.
Higher ratios than columnar formats, with the byte-level recoverability they cannot offer.
What the regulators actually require.
Retention measured in years, and integrity measured in whether a single record can be altered without anyone knowing. These are the rules the finance buyer answers to.
SOX Section 802
Codified at 18 U.S.C. 1519, it requires audit-relevant records - including the IT access and change logs auditors test - kept seven years in tamper-evident storage, with roughly three years immediately accessible.
SEC Rule 17a-4 / FINRA 4511
Broker-dealer books and records preserved up to six years, the first two readily accessible, in a non-rewriteable, non-erasable (WORM) format - or an audit trail that can recreate any record that was altered or deleted.
PCI-DSS Requirement 10
Every access to cardholder data logged and kept at least twelve months, three months immediately available, with the log itself protected so no entry can change without detection.
DORA
Live across the EU since January 2025 for roughly 22,000 financial entities - continuous ICT-incident logging, with major incidents reported to regulators within hours.
Sampling is not an optimization.
Every other tool in the category cuts the bill by throwing telemetry away. In a regulated audit, the event it dropped is the one the investigator asks for.
Events filtered, suppressed, or de-duplicated to shrink the bill. The dropped ones are the ones an investigator asks for.
Every event compressed and kept, SHA-256 verified. The same bill reduction - with nothing thrown away.
A forensic reconstruction of a settlement break, a market-abuse case, or a fraud event has to show every record, in order and unaltered. A tool that already sampled or suppressed events cannot produce one.
Retention rules force you to hold that data for years at hot-tier prices, long after its detection value has decayed - which is how one global bank ended up ingesting 14.3 TB a day into Splunk at roughly 3.7 million dollars a year.
- Criblfilters events
- Edge Deltasuppresses patterns
- GreprML-deduplicates
Lossy by design.
The only lossless option in the category.
Every byte recoverable, SHA-256 verified. Cost reduction without a single event dropped - the one architecture an auditor cannot fault.
The telemetry that has to survive.
Every signal below is kept in full and cryptographically verified - nothing sampled, nothing dropped, nothing summarized away.
Lossless, in your cloud, in front of the stack you run.
Lossless at the edge
COST + AUDITMulti-layer compression cuts egress, storage, and query spend before data leaves your network - every byte still recoverable and SHA-256 verified.
Your cloud, your keys
DATA RESIDENCYArchive to your own S3, GCS, or Azure under your KMS keys, inside the boundary an examiner holds you to.
Tap Out retention
YEARS, NOT WEEKSCompressed cold storage that stays instantly searchable - seven years of records answer like last week, at a fraction of hot-tier cost.
One agent, your stack
NO RIP-AND-REPLACEDrops in front of Splunk and the rest; SPL, dashboards, and runbooks are unchanged. Only the bill moves.
The bill falls. The audit passes. The team keeps shipping.
A shipping product - a multi-environment edge agent, full-signal coverage, and an agentic AI investigation layer. Drop it in; watch the bill fall.
Egress, storage, and query compute drop together - the day the agent boots.
Every byte recoverable, SHA-256 verified. Every audit passes.
Structured for the retention and integrity rules this industry answers to.
Dashboards, alerts, and runbooks are unchanged. Velocity is preserved.
