Qomplx

Name: Qomplx
Brand: Qomplx
Rating: 4.5 (11 reviews)

QOMPLX is an identity-first cybersecurity platform that provides identity threat detection and response (ITDR), Active Directory and Kerberos protocol monitoring, telemetry analytics, and optional managed MDR services.

Est 2014|Valuation $15.4M|Raised $102M|2 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 12K|Website|FTEs 34

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Areas of potential differentiation for QOMPLX - The vendor emphasizes Kerberos protocol monitoring and claims deterministic detection methods for Kerberos-based attacks (for example, Golden Ticket, Silver Ticket, DCSync, DCShadow). These are technical claims presented by the vendor and in press coverage; buyers should seek independent validation where required. Where competitors may excel - Microsoft Defender for Identity: often a strong fit for Microsoft-heavy environments; buyers already paying for certain Microsoft security bundles may receive tighter ecosystem integration. - Silverfort: emphasizes enforcement and extending MFA to systems that are difficult to protect; may be preferable when enforcement and real-time controls are the buyer's primary priority. - Semperis: recognized for AD resilience and recovery capabilities, with public coverage indicating strong market positioning in that niche. Adoption and mindshare signals - Public review volumes for QOMPLX ITDR are limited on some platforms; mindshare measures on specialist platforms may show growth but are not equivalent to market share. Treat platform-based "mindshare" metrics as indicative rather than definitive.

	QOMPLX (ITDR / Identity Assurance / MDR)	Microsoft Defender for Identity	Silverfort
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (sales-led)	Often bundled; pricing varies with enterprise licensing	Quote-based pricing; varies by organization size
Best For	Organizations seeking AD/Kerberos-focused detections with managed MDR/ITDR services	Microsoft-centric organizations already invested in M365/Entra/Defender	Organizations prioritizing identity enforcement and real-time controls across legacy systems
Key Strength	Vendor-asserted Kerberos-focused identity detections and available managed service support	Deep Microsoft ecosystem integration and licensing paths	Broad identity coverage with enforcement controls for legacy systems
Key Weakness	Reported stability/deployment complexity; limited public documentation on pricing and some security certifications	Licensing complexity and optimal value often tied to Microsoft suite purchases	Pricing transparency and deployment planning required for enforcement rollout

01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

Areas of potential differentiation for QOMPLX

The vendor emphasizes Kerberos protocol monitoring and claims deterministic detection methods for Kerberos-based attacks (for example, Golden Ticket, Silver Ticket, DCSync, DCShadow). These are technical claims presented by the vendor and in press coverage; buyers should seek independent validation where required.

Where competitors may excel

Microsoft Defender for Identity: often a strong fit for Microsoft-heavy environments; buyers already paying for certain Microsoft security bundles may receive tighter ecosystem integration.
Silverfort: emphasizes enforcement and extending MFA to systems that are difficult to protect; may be preferable when enforcement and real-time controls are the buyer's primary priority.
Semperis: recognized for AD resilience and recovery capabilities, with public coverage indicating strong market positioning in that niche.

Adoption and mindshare signals

Public review volumes for QOMPLX ITDR are limited on some platforms; mindshare measures on specialist platforms may show growth but are not equivalent to market share. Treat platform-based "mindshare" metrics as indicative rather than definitive.

	QOMPLX (ITDR / Identity Assurance / MDR)	Microsoft Defender for Identity	Silverfort
Starting Price	Not publicly listed (sales-led)	Often bundled; pricing varies with enterprise licensing	Quote-based pricing; varies by organization size
Best For	Organizations seeking AD/Kerberos-focused detections with managed MDR/ITDR services	Microsoft-centric organizations already invested in M365/Entra/Defender	Organizations prioritizing identity enforcement and real-time controls across legacy systems
Key Strength	Vendor-asserted Kerberos-focused identity detections and available managed service support	Deep Microsoft ecosystem integration and licensing paths	Broad identity coverage with enforcement controls for legacy systems
Key Weakness	Reported stability/deployment complexity; limited public documentation on pricing and some security certifications	Licensing complexity and optimal value often tied to Microsoft suite purchases	Pricing transparency and deployment planning required for enforcement rollout

Qomplx

01Competitive Landscape

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01Competitive Landscape

Narrative analysis

02Market Map