Blacklight AI review
A cloud security operations platform with broad integrations and governed response workflows.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Blacklight AI brings SIEM, SOAR, XDR, UEBA, threat intelligence and a security data lake into a cloud-native security operations platform. Its AI agents triage alerts, investigate incidents across connected telemetry, build cases and can run response playbooks. Security operations teams and managed service providers working across IT, OT and cloud environments are its intended audience; the published company-size fit includes mid-market and enterprise organizations. The breadth makes it a candidate for teams seeking connected workflows rather than a standalone alert-triage tool.
Connector breadth is a notable part of the proposition: Blacklight lists 145+ pre-built connectors and AI-parsed Universal Push ingestion. Named integrations include Microsoft 365, CrowdStrike, AWS, Microsoft Sentinel, Google Cloud, Okta, SentinelOne, Cisco Secure, Palo Alto, Fortinet and Generic Syslog. Within the platform, alert handling can extend through cross-domain investigation and forensic timeline creation to incident case management and automated playbooks for containment, credential rotation and notification. UEBA behavioral baselining, a risk graph, and threat intelligence correlation including KEV and OSINT add further investigation context. Buyers should check that the integrations and workflows they need are covered before choosing it.
Control over automated action is another important consideration. Blacklight describes auditable agent reasoning, reversible actions, configurable escalation thresholds and human-approved policy tiers, allowing teams to govern response rather than treating every action as unreviewed automation. According to the vendor's pricing information, plans are tiered by daily data volume or endpoint count, while amounts are not published; there is no free plan. Deployment is cloud, and the listed support channel is documentation. Blacklight is worth considering for organizations prioritizing connector breadth and an end-to-end agent workflow, but teams requiring a free starting tier, non-cloud deployment or a different listed support channel should compare alternatives.
Blacklight AI pros and cons
- Where it wins
- 145+ pre-built connectors plus AI-parsed Universal Push ingestion
- Combines triage, investigations, cases, SIEM search and SOAR playbooks
- Auditable reasoning trails and reversible actions with escalation thresholds
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan
- Pricing is tiered by daily data volume or endpoint count, with no published amounts
- Cloud deployment only; listed support channel is documentation
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