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| Fact | UTMStack | Vigil |
|---|---|---|
| Deployment | UTMStack can be deployed with an x86-64 ISO, an Ubuntu Linux installer, a dedicated cloud SaaS tenant, virtualized environments, physical servers, or public-cloud virtual machines. | Vigil is self-hosted, open source, deployable in five minutes, and requires no cloud account. |
| Integrations | The integrations catalog lists 33 built-in connectors covering operating systems, clouds, firewalls, endpoint security, VMware, databases, Suricata, GitHub and UTMStack health logs. | The integration catalogue spans SIEM/log search, EDR/XDR, AWS/Azure/GCP, identity, threat intelligence, sandboxes, ticketing, chat, paging, network security, and data pipelines. |
| Support | UTMStack advertises 24/7 customer service and technical support, while paid cloud tiers include premium support through tickets and chat. | Enterprise includes a dedicated Slack channel, custom integrations, custom SLAs, and a SOC 2 report. |
| System requirements | UTMStack v11 recommends Ubuntu 24.04 LTS or a Red Hat-compatible distribution; a small deployment example uses 4 CPU cores, 16 GB RAM and 150 GB SSD. | The documented prerequisites are Docker, Node.js 20 or newer, and Git; system Python is not required because uv provisions the pinned interpreter. |
UTMStack may suit security teams needing SIEM and XDR functions, compliance reporting, or a choice of deployment environments. The company says many of its clients work in healthcare, insurance, finance, and energy.
Vigil is aimed at teams that want self-hosted endpoint event detection and structured output for AI agents. It may suit users who need HQL event hunting and explicit human approval for destructive actions.