OpenSOAR
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What both publish
| Fact | OpenSOAR | Wildbox |
|---|---|---|
| API | The service exposes a FastAPI API covering alerts, playbooks, runs, integrations, incidents, authentication and webhooks. | Wildbox documents REST APIs for its services and describes JSON, CSV, SIEM-feed, and custom-webhook data export options. |
| Deployment | OpenSOAR is self-hosted and its repository documents a Docker Compose deployment. | The site’s quick-start instructions deploy Wildbox with Docker Compose and make its dashboard available at localhost:3000. |
| Integrations | The maker lists Elastic Security, VirusTotal, AbuseIPDB, Slack, and Email as integrations, with an extensible Python SDK. | The homepage says Wildbox has 11 integrated services and can connect cloud accounts, endpoints, and applications; its API reference describes integration management for external systems. |
| Intended users | The maker identifies SOC teams, MSSPs, incident responders, SREs, infrastructure and on-call teams, and DevOps teams as use cases. | The site names organizations, security teams, DevOps and platform teams, and researchers as intended users. |
OpenSOAR plans
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- OpenSOARFree
Wildbox plans
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Pick OpenSOAR if…
It suits SOC teams, MSSPs, incident responders, SREs, infrastructure and on-call teams, and DevOps teams seeking alert automation. Teams wanting to keep AI triage data within their network can use local Ollama, according to the maker.
Pick Wildbox if…
Wildbox suits organizations, security teams, DevOps or platform teams, and researchers seeking self-hosted security operations tools. Users should be prepared to bring their own provider for its language-model analysis features.