Cut your SIEM compute bill by up to 96%

Pyvorin is a Python compiler that runs on your own machine. Compile your log-processing, correlation and ETL code to native CPU code — with exact CPython parity. Your source code never leaves your hardware.

Honest speedups on real SIEM shapes

Benchmarked on 1,000,000 events, warm run, x86_64, GCC -O3 -mavx2. Run the same benchmarks yourself with pyvorin bench.

16,057×
CSV parsing
807×
Bytes iteration
406×
Partitioned output
109×
Event correlation
72×
Streaming variance
32×
JSONL writer

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Built for the workloads you actually run

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IOC extraction

Regex, IP parsing, JSON path extraction and set lookups compile to native loops.

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Rule engines

Multi-condition detection rules, multi-event correlation, and sliding windows run 50–130× faster.

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ETL output

CSV parsing, JSON/JSONL writers, partitioned file output and aggregation kernels are heavily accelerated.

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Exact parity

Same output as CPython. No silent fallbacks on the launch-ready paths.

How it works

1

Install locally

Install the Pyvorin CLI on the machine that runs your SIEM, log or ETL pipelines.

2

Activate

Subscribe at portal.pyvorin.com, then run pyvorin-thin activate with your licence key.

3

Download

Run pyvorin-thin releases download to pull the latest compiler release onto your machine.

4

Compile locally

Run pyvorin compile or pyvorin bench against your own function and data. Your source stays on your hardware.

Request a benchmark report

Tell us about your workload and we will send an honest benchmark report you can reproduce locally with pyvorin bench. No source code is required.

Your source code is not collected. Reports are generated from descriptions and publicly available benchmark suites.

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