ReaQta

Name: ReaQta
Brand: ReaQta
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

ReaQta (now IBM Security QRadar EDR) is an endpoint security platform that provides behavioral endpoint monitoring, automated containment and response, and threat-hunting and forensics workflows integrated with QRadar SIEM and SOAR.

Est 2014|Valuation $1M|Raised $300K|2 Ref Customers

LinkedIn 6K|Website|FTEs 42|HQ Amsterdam, North Holland, NL

MarketsEndpoint Security (EPP/EDR)

01Competitive Landscape

Comparative analysis

Situations where QRadar EDR may integrate effectively: - When building a broader IBM-aligned security stack (QRadar SIEM/SOAR/XDR), QRadar EDR may integrate more naturally into IBM workflows. - When on-prem deployment is required and OpenShift-based deployment is acceptable to the operations team. Situations where competitors may have advantages: - Ease of use and UI polish: multiple reviewers compared QRadar EDR unfavorably to certain competitors on dashboard simplicity and usability. - Packaging and pricing transparency: some competitors provide clearer entry pricing for specific segments, which can simplify budgeting and procurement. - Community ecosystem and talent pool: larger vendors often have broader community resources and a larger talent pool for hiring. Adoption trends and market context: - IBM's QRadar portfolio has experienced strategic changes in recent years. While portfolio changes do not directly imply product end-of-life, they indicate a dynamic product and partnership environment; procurement teams should request specific roadmap and support commitments.

	ReaQta / IBM QRadar EDR	CrowdStrike Falcon	SentinelOne Singularity
Starting Price	Quote-based / not publicly listed (varies by deployment & agreement)	Public SMB pricing examples available (vendor site)	Public annual list pricing examples available (vendor site)
Primary use case	Organizations invested in the IBM QRadar ecosystem; enterprises needing EDR + XDR workflows and on-prem options	Organizations seeking rapid SaaS deployment, broad ecosystem integration, and clear packaging; SMB to enterprise	Organizations seeking a strong endpoint platform with tiered packages; comparable in many enterprise EDR evaluations
Key strength	Integration with IBM QRadar/XDR ecosystem; on-prem deployment option; endpoint isolation and centralized management	Clear packaging and strong market presence; mature MDR ecosystem	Strong endpoint capabilities and competitive positioning in enterprise evaluations
Key weakness	Reviewers cite cost, complex UI, and learning curve; on-prem OpenShift complexity	Can be expensive at higher tiers; some buyers cite added module complexity	Higher-tier pricing and add-on costs can increase total spend

01Competitive Landscape

Comparative analysis

Situations where QRadar EDR may integrate effectively:

When building a broader IBM-aligned security stack (QRadar SIEM/SOAR/XDR), QRadar EDR may integrate more naturally into IBM workflows.
When on-prem deployment is required and OpenShift-based deployment is acceptable to the operations team.

Situations where competitors may have advantages:

Ease of use and UI polish: multiple reviewers compared QRadar EDR unfavorably to certain competitors on dashboard simplicity and usability.
Packaging and pricing transparency: some competitors provide clearer entry pricing for specific segments, which can simplify budgeting and procurement.
Community ecosystem and talent pool: larger vendors often have broader community resources and a larger talent pool for hiring.

Adoption trends and market context:

IBM's QRadar portfolio has experienced strategic changes in recent years. While portfolio changes do not directly imply product end-of-life, they indicate a dynamic product and partnership environment; procurement teams should request specific roadmap and support commitments.

	ReaQta / IBM QRadar EDR	CrowdStrike Falcon	SentinelOne Singularity
Starting Price	Quote-based / not publicly listed (varies by deployment & agreement)	Public SMB pricing examples available (vendor site)	Public annual list pricing examples available (vendor site)
Primary use case	Organizations invested in the IBM QRadar ecosystem; enterprises needing EDR + XDR workflows and on-prem options	Organizations seeking rapid SaaS deployment, broad ecosystem integration, and clear packaging; SMB to enterprise	Organizations seeking a strong endpoint platform with tiered packages; comparable in many enterprise EDR evaluations
Key strength	Integration with IBM QRadar/XDR ecosystem; on-prem deployment option; endpoint isolation and centralized management	Clear packaging and strong market presence; mature MDR ecosystem	Strong endpoint capabilities and competitive positioning in enterprise evaluations
Key weakness	Reviewers cite cost, complex UI, and learning curve; on-prem OpenShift complexity	Can be expensive at higher tiers; some buyers cite added module complexity	Higher-tier pricing and add-on costs can increase total spend