Security Vision, a leading Russian developer of cybersecurity solutions, was named a leader among SOAR system vendors in the SPARK Matrix™ 2025: Security Analytics and Automation report by QKS Group, a global analytics and consulting firm.
Security Vision previously became one of the leaders in the Exposure Management rating, entering the TOP-10.
In the new ranking dedicated to SOAR systems (SPARK Matrix™: Security Analytics and Automation), the platform showed even more impressive results, taking 7th place on the Customer Impact axis and, most importantly, 4th place on the Technology Excellence axis.
The QKS report cites the platform's low-code/no-code builders as an advantage. "They allow analysts to create, modify, and deploy automated incident response processes without the need for programming knowledge. As a result, enterprises can quickly adapt to changing threats and compliance requirements without being limited by developer resources. For managed security service providers (MSSPs) and large enterprises, this capability reduces deployment overhead and allows security teams to continually refine automation workflows to meet operational needs," the researchers note.
QKS specialists also cited its extensive integration capabilities as a major advantage. According to the report, these capabilities "allow Security Vision to function as a central hub in complex IT and OT environments, reducing fragmentation and expanding automation reach across heterogeneous infrastructures. For organizations using multiple tools, this flexibility improves interoperability and provides a more future-proof framework for security operations".
The report also highlights other advantages of the platform: “Security Vision distinguishes itself through a deeply unified Security Analytics and Automation architecture that converges SOAR, Threat Intelligence, UEBA, Vulnerability Management, Asset Management, and full-spectrum GRC into a single operational platform. Its Next-Generation SOAR capabilities extend beyond playbook-driven automation to include native event ingestion, correlation, asset context, and vulnerability intelligence, enabling closed-loop detection-to-response workflows. The platform’s native integration with regulatory CERT frameworks, coupled with strong risk, compliance, and business continuity automation, reinforces its strength in regulated and sovereign environments. While global ecosystem breadth and hyperscale cloud maturity remain evolving, Security Vision’s depth of process automation, compliance-aligned analytics, and unified SecOps execution firmly position it,” notes Arpita Dash, Analyst at QKS Group.
"The SPARK Matrix™ 2025 results confirm that Security Vision successfully competes with the world's largest vendors. Our platform architecture enables organizations worldwide to not just respond to incidents, but to stay ahead of them. Our high ranking is recognition of the effectiveness of our approach to automation and deep integration into complex heterogeneous environments," said Roman Dushkov, Director of International Development at Security Vision.
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