Security Vision TIP

Security Vision TIP is a self-hosted platform for collecting and analyzing cybersecurity threat data to support detection, investigation and response. It handles indicators such as hashes, IP addresses, URLs, processes, vulnerabilities and attacker attribution, covering technical, tactical, operational and strategic analysis. More than 50 connectors bring in events from SIEM, NGFW, proxy and email systems, and the platform can support new connector development. It accepts Syslog, CEF, LEEF, EMBLEM and Event Log formats, and supports match and retrospective searches, including machine-learning-based DGA detection. Analysts can enrich indicators with MITRE ATT&CK and services such as VirusTotal, Shodan, IPInfo.io and MaxMind Geo-IP. Graph and table views provide response actions including blocking an IP, changing a web-control policy, stopping host processes or ending a user session. Access is through a browser, with Linux distributions and Windows Server 2016 and later supported, plus an API. Pricing is calculated individually through sales; a demo is offered, but no price or trial duration is listed.

Security Vision TIP brings threat-data collection, enrichment, searching and response actions into a browser-accessed platform. Teams should account for self-hosting, individual pricing and the stated staffing requirement.

TIP suits security teams that need to combine threat indicators and event sources with investigation and response workflows. It requires at least one trained technician for administration, development and management.

Security Vision TIP is a self-hosted platform for collecting, analyzing and enriching cybersecurity threat data, aimed at security teams that need to connect intelligence with investigation and response. Its integrated collection and response capabilities stand out, but the individual pricing and required staffing make it a considered infrastructure purchase rather than a lightweight service.

Overview

TIP brings internal security events and external threat indicators into one browser-accessed, client-server platform. It covers technical, tactical, operational and strategic analysis, including hashes, IP addresses, URLs, processes, vulnerabilities and attacker attribution. That breadth suits organizations with established security telemetry and analysts who need to act on it; teams without capacity to administer and develop the deployment should look elsewhere.

Key features

More than 50 connectors receive events from SIEM, next-generation firewall, proxy and email systems, with the option to develop additional connectors. Supported formats include Syslog, CEF, LEEF, EMBLEM and Event Log. This is a useful foundation for organizations with varied existing systems, though custom connector work adds to the operational burden.

Analysts can run match and retrospective searches across collected data, while machine learning supports detection of domain-generation algorithms. Feed subscriptions include Kaspersky, Group IB, BI.Zone and RST Cloud, alongside open sources such as Alien Vault, Feodo Tracker and DigitalSide. A Security Vision feed package provides about 50,000 IoCs daily without a subscription or API request limit, giving teams a substantial feed option without per-request constraints.

Automatic enrichment uses MITRE ATT&CK and services including VirusTotal, Shodan, KasperskyOpenTIP, IPInfo.io and MaxMind Geo-IP. From graph and table views, analysts can take response actions such as blocking an IP, adding a URL to a web-control policy, stopping host processes or ending a user session. The combination supports a path from indicator context to intervention; its value depends on the organization having the relevant response processes and integrations in place.

TIP also supports STIX/TAXII, report management, workflow automation and case management. Cards and tables can be customized with properties, columns and buttons without licensing restrictions, which offers room to adapt analyst views without a separate customization license.

Pricing

Security Vision TIP: custom pricing, calculated individually through sales. The calculation can account for modules and products, connectors or processed events per second, additional nodes, support level, permanent or temporary licensing, and multi-tenancy. This gives buyers scope to align the deployment with their environment, but there is no published price to use for straightforward budget comparison. The product page offers a demo and lists [email protected]; no trial duration is stated.

Technical support is priced as a percentage: standard and extended support are 25% and 33% in license format, 30% and 40% by certificate, and 35% and 45% when services are provided. Buyers should include both the selected support arrangement and staffing in their operating-cost assessment. At least one trained technician is required, with 0.5 FTE for administration and at least 0.5 FTE for development and management.

Platforms

The platform is self-hosted and accessed in a browser, without a thick client. It supports multiple Linux distributions and Microsoft Windows Server 2016 and higher, and offers an API for interaction with technology partners and their APIs. Its deployment model is suited to organizations that can operate server infrastructure; it is not a hosted-service option. Security Vision states that it is FSTEC-certified at trust level 4, is included in the Unified Register of Russian Computer Programs and Databases, and meets GOST R ISO 9001-2015, GOST R ISO/IEC 27001 and PCI DSS requirements.

Who it's for

TIP is best suited to organizations seeking a self-hosted threat-intelligence layer that can ingest internal telemetry, add external indicators, enrich findings and connect analysis to response. Its connector range, searches and workflow functions will matter most to teams with multiple data sources and trained technical staff. Smaller teams that lack the required administration and development capacity, or buyers who need predictable published pricing, should consider alternatives.

Pros and cons

• Pro: More than 50 connectors, common event formats and new-connector development support ingestion across several security systems.
• Pro: Commercial and open-source feeds, automatic enrichment and retrospective searches bring collection and investigation together.
• Pro: Response actions from graph and table views can take analysts from an indicator to an operational step.
• Con: Individual pricing depends on deployment choices and usage measures, making initial cost comparisons difficult.
• Con: The stated minimum staffing commitment of one trained technician, split between administration and development and management, rules out a low-overhead deployment.
• Con: Self-hosting requires supported server infrastructure and leaves deployment operations with the organization.

Alternatives

For readers comparing behavior-analytics options, see User and Entity Behavior Analytics Software; for threat-intelligence platforms, see Threat Intelligence Platforms.

Netskope One Behavior Analytics is a paid option across Android, iOS, Linux, macOS, web and Windows, with sequential anomaly rules covering cloud-app activity, failed logins, rare events, risky countries and data movement. Choose it when that stated behavior-rule coverage is a closer match than TIP's threat-data collection and response focus.

Proofpoint Email DLP and Encryption is a paid option for Android, iOS, web and Windows; choose it when evaluating that alternative for email DLP and encryption.

Veriato Insider Risk Management offers a free trial and paid custom-quote pricing based on product and number of users, with a 20-user minimum. It is a candidate when insider-risk management is the priority and the organization meets that minimum.

EverShield Insider Risk Management uses a tailored solution with pricing by demo or direct contact; consider it when seeking an insider-risk management alternative.

eyeCloudXOAR UEBA is a paid, customer-tailored option with a free trial; consider it when comparing UEBA products with a trial.

OpenUBA is free and offers a free plan on API, Linux, self-hosted and web platforms. Choose it when a free option and those platforms matter more than TIP's stated feed, enrichment and response capabilities.

Securonix UEBA is a paid web option with tiers that vary by hot and cold storage and search capacity. Consider it when comparing a web-based UEBA product with those storage and search tiers.

VbtEngine UEBA is a paid, self-hosted and web option; consider it when comparing another self-hosted UEBA product.

Verdict

Choose Security Vision TIP if your organization needs a self-hosted platform to bring threat feeds and internal security events into investigation, enrichment and response, and can commit trained staff to operate it. Its strongest reason to buy is the connection between broad threat-data intake and concrete response actions. Look elsewhere if you need hosted deployment, published pricing or a smaller operational footprint.