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Artemis Security vs Cortex XSOAR: facts side by side

The short answer

Artemis is an AI SOC analyst product and XSOAR is a SOAR product. Artemis replaces SOAR, while XSOAR adds AI inside SOAR. Artemis documents an optional service where its own people work the queue; XSOAR documents on-premises, hybrid or customer-tenant hosting. We do not name a winner: which fits depends on your team, and the fit finder can order them by your answers.

By The Triage Desk · AI Cyber Compare · Published 2026-10-08

Desk research from public vendor pages: vendor facts read September 2026, updated 2026-10-13. Editorial reading of what vendors publish; we did not run the products and did not interview vendors.

How do Artemis and XSOAR differ at a glance?

FactArtemisXSOAR
Primary modelAI SOC analystSOAR
Also reaches intoSOARMDRAI SOC analyst
Position on SOARReplaces SOARAdds AI inside SOAR
Integrations240+ connectors (Artemis states), including Splunk, Splunk SOAR, Microsoft Sentinel, CrowdStrike NG-SIEM, Snowflake, AWS Athena, BigQuery, Entra ID, Okta, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and Defender XDR.900+ prebuilt integrations and automation packs; thousands of security actions in the Marketplace.
DeploymentHot-path data ingested, high-volume data queried where it lives; on-premises execution of response actions described. Tenancy and residency: not described.Cortex XSOAR 8 SaaS, Cortex XSOAR 8 On-prem (end of life 30 September 2029 per Palo Alto documentation) and Cortex XSOAR 6.
PricingNot publishedNot published
ComplianceNot reviewedNot reviewed
Funding$70M in seed and Series A funding at launch (15 April 2026); Series A led by Felicis.Not in our sources

Who carries each stage?

Artemis Security

Work strip for Artemis Security: Triage, AI agent; Investigate, AI agent; Respond, shared; Tune, shared; Nights and weekends, provider's analysts.TriageAI agentInvestigateAI agentRespondSharedTuneSharedNights and weekendsProvider's analysts

Cortex XSOAR

Work strip for Cortex XSOAR: Triage, rules you write; Investigate, shared; Respond, rules you write; Tune, your analysts; Nights and weekends, rules you write.TriageRules you writeInvestigateSharedRespondRules you writeTuneYour analystsNights and weekendsRules you write
  • Your analysts
  • Rules you write
  • AI agent
  • Provider's analysts
  • Shared
  • Not described

Stages where they differ:

  • Triage: Artemis AI agent, XSOAR rules you write
  • Investigate: Artemis AI agent, XSOAR shared
  • Respond: Artemis shared, XSOAR rules you write
  • Tune: Artemis shared, XSOAR your analysts
  • Nights and weekends: Artemis provider's analysts, XSOAR rules you write

Which capabilities does each document?

CapabilityArtemisXSOARDifference
Optional service where the vendor's people work the queueDocumentedNot describedDiffers
On-premises, hybrid or your own cloud tenantNot describedDocumentedDiffers
Runs response actions itselfDocumentedDocumented
Approval or sign-off before actionsDocumentedDocumented
Can act alone on some casesDocumentedDocumented
Translates existing SOAR playbooksNot describedNot described
Multi-tenant or MSSP offeringNot describedNot described
Single-tenant optionNot describedNot described
Data residency optionNot describedNot described
Integration count publishedDocumentedDocumented
Pricing unit or tiers publishedNot describedNot described

What are the strengths and limits of each?

Artemis

Strengths

  • Approval set per action and per connector, with impact previews before containment.
  • 240+ connectors (Artemis states), with high-volume data queried where it lives.

Limits

  • No public pricing.
  • Out of stealth only since April 2026; tenancy and residency options are not described.

XSOAR

Strengths

  • The largest integration and content catalog among the vendors here.
  • SaaS and on-premises editions, and a route to agents without migrating playbooks.

Limits

  • Investigation depth per alert still depends largely on the playbooks your team maintains.
  • Pricing is not published, and XSOAR 8 On-prem has a stated end-of-life date of 30 September 2029.

When would you choose Artemis, and when XSOAR?

Choose Artemis if you need:

  • an optional service where its own people work the queue
  • Approval set per action and per connector, with impact previews before containment.

Choose XSOAR if you need:

  • on-premises, hybrid or customer-tenant hosting
  • The largest integration and content catalog among the vendors here.

What does each vendor say about its own results?

Artemis

XSOAR

Asked often about this page

Which is better, Artemis or XSOAR?

We do not rank vendors. Artemis documents an optional service where its own people work the queue and XSOAR documents on-premises, hybrid or customer-tenant hosting. The fit finder orders vendors by the needs your answers imply.

Do Artemis and XSOAR publish pricing?

Neither publishes pricing on its own site.

Can Artemis and XSOAR be used together?

Our sources do not describe an integration between Artemis and XSOAR. Ask both vendors before planning to run them together.

Read next

Fit finderOrder vendors by the needs your answers imply.Which modelThe decision guide for all four models.Artemis profileAn AI-native security operations platform that detects, investigates and stops attacks, with 300+ response actions behind per-action approval.XSOAR profilePalo Alto Networks' SOAR platform, with Cortex AgentiX described as its next generation.