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Security Architect's org moved to new SIEM after QRadar sunset by Palo Alto

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What happened

The security architect at a >1000 employee enterprise reports that their organization moved to a new SIEM solution because IBM QRadar SIEM was sunset by Palo Alto after acquisition and stopped being developed. This led to their organization actively seeking and implementing an alternative SIEM.

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  • 3.5 of 5
    “I disliked that the decision was made to stop developing it and sell it off, essentially just to let it fade away. To my knowledge, it has now been sunset by Palo Alto, which acquired it from IBM. That’s the reason my org moved to a new SIEM solution.”

    AnonymousJul 29, 2026View

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Signal
Active churn

What this signalsReview themes often show where customers may look for an alternative.

Product
IBM Security QRadar SIEM
Star rating
3.5 of 5
Reviewer
Anonymous
Switching intent
Yes

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Reviewer role
security actrchitect (decision maker)

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Competitors

  • Palo Alto

Extraction

Detected
Aug 11, 2026
signal_type
product-reviews
signal_subtype
ActiveChurn

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