Vega II

Vega's agentic cyber-defense platform update with a security-trained model, persistent SOC memory, and SIEM-free log search.

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Overview

Vega released Vega II on September 29, 2026, calling it its biggest platform release since emerging from stealth. It pairs what Vega describes as the first purpose-built model trained for agentic cyber defense with persistent memory that carries investigation context across tickets, rather than resetting with each one. Vega II runs an agentic defense loop directly across data lakes, object storage, cloud, SaaS, and a company's existing legacy SIEM, searching security data where it already sits instead of requiring it to be copied into a SIEM first. Vega claims a search can cover a billion logs in under 60 seconds, that investigations finish about 90% faster, and that total cost can fall by as much as 82% versus a legacy SIEM.

This is a sourced directory entry. Features and capabilities are reported in the linked sources; this entry does not document independent Aymorphic testing.

Key features

  • Purpose-built model trained specifically for agentic cyber defense (Vega's claim)
  • Persistent SOC memory that carries context across investigations/tickets
  • Searches security data in place across data lakes, object storage, cloud, SaaS, and existing SIEM -- no re-ingestion required
  • Claimed: billion-log search in under 60 seconds, ~90% faster investigations, up to 82% lower cost vs. legacy SIEM

Use cases

  • SOC investigations spanning data that lives outside a traditional SIEM
  • Reducing mean time to investigate across large security data volumes
  • Replacing or supplementing legacy SIEM pipelines to cut ingestion cost
  • Agentic, persistent-memory security operations workflows

Pricing

unknown -- no public pricing disclosed; cost-reduction claims (up to 82% vs. legacy SIEM) are vendor-stated, not independently verified.

Pricing reflects the source record and may change. Confirm current terms with the provider.

Dates and sources

Released
29 Sept 2026
Record updated
7 Oct 2026
Record last checked
7 Oct 2026

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