ManageEngine Log360 review
Broad SIEM capabilities at an annual entry price for 10 log sources.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ManageEngine Log360 brings log collection, analysis, detection, investigation, compliance monitoring, and response into one SIEM platform. It is aimed at security operations teams that want centralized visibility across infrastructure such as Active Directory, servers, network devices, applications, endpoints, and cloud services. Its feature scope fits teams looking for more than alerting alone, including custom parsing for human-readable logs and user and entity behavior analytics.
Detection and response are a notable part of the offering. Log360 includes predefined and custom detection rules, real-time alerts, customizable alert profiles, and correlation rules, with threat intelligence enrichment for malicious IPs, domains, and URLs. Compliance monitoring comes with audit-ready templates, while automated incident response playbooks cover response workflows. The product also supports dashboards, reports, and search using Log360 Query Grammar and Query Syntax. Teams seeking these capabilities in a single tool may find its breadth useful; those looking for a narrower log-monitoring product may not need the full set.
According to the vendor's pricing page, the annual subscription starts at $795 for 10 log sources, and a perpetual license is listed at $2,386 for 10 log sources. Both models use component-based pricing that also varies by domain controllers, file servers, cloud accounts, and endpoints, so the entry price is only a starting point for sizing a deployment. A 30-day trial is available. Log360 supports web, Windows, Linux, and API access and integrates with Active Directory, AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Salesforce. It is a reasonable fit for cost-conscious teams starting with up to 10 sources; organizations that need broader platform coverage or simpler pricing should compare alternatives.
ManageEngine Log360 pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Collects, parses, searches, and correlates logs centrally
- Combines UEBA, threat intelligence, and custom detection rules
- Includes compliance templates and automated response playbooks
- Where it doesn't
- Component-based pricing also depends on assets beyond log sources
- Published platform coverage is narrower than its SIEM feature set
- The annual subscription is paid; there is no free plan
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