D3 SecurityvSwimlane (Turbine)
D3 Security 6.67Swimlane (Turbine) 6.14
D3 Security v Swimlane (Turbine): the totals are 0.53 apart, outside the 0.25 band. D3 Security leads on the total; the rows below say why. Rows won: D3 Security 4, Swimlane (Turbine) 4, level 1.
The difference that decides D3 Security v Swimlane (Turbine)
On integration depth, D3 Security states 800+ integrations for Morpheus (vendor claim, score 8.0), while Swimlane publishes no count and its page says 'infinite integrations', which is not a number (score 5.0). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03
Rows with the widest weighted gap: Integration count and depth documented (D3 Security ahead by 3.0), Migration tooling and import or export formats (D3 Security ahead by 2.5), Pricing model and transparency (D3 Security ahead by 2.5).
D3 Security v Swimlane (Turbine): the nine rows side by side
Playbook authoring model
weight 14 of 100D3 Security
7.0
Smart SOAR is described by Gartner's listing as codeless integrations with visual playbook design; migrated playbooks arrive in Morpheus in Deterministic mode. D3's authoring docs were not read.
d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (search summary only)
Swimlane (Turbine)
8.0Ahead
Low-code drag-and-drop Canvas plus Python (inputs, AI-generated Python, file transforms) and HTTP calls to any API without a connector.
swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03
Integration count and depth documented
weight 14 of 100D3 Security
8.0Ahead
D3 states 800+ integrations for Morpheus (vendor claim).
d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim)
Swimlane (Turbine)
5.0
No count published; page says 'infinite integrations', which is not a number. Supports third-party MCP server tools.
swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim)
Case management and collaboration
weight 8 of 100Swimlane (Turbine)
6.0Ahead
Case management is listed as part of Turbine with no detail on the page read.
swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03
Approvals and human-in-the-loop controls
weight 12 of 100D3 Security
6.0
D3 states approval and wait steps carry over in migrated playbooks.
d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim)
Swimlane (Turbine)
6.0
Hero AI asks for user confirmation before key actions (September 2025 coverage); the Swimlane page names 'guardrails' but no approval workflow.
swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (search summary only); siliconangle.com, read 2026-11-03 (search summary only)
Agentic or AI features that are documented
weight 12 of 100D3 Security
7.0
Morpheus is positioned as an autonomous SOC platform. Vendor figures: up to 95 percent of alerts investigated end to end in under two minutes and USD 0.97 per investigated alert. Method and sample not published on the page read.
d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim)
Swimlane (Turbine)
8.0Ahead
Hero AI agents, a Playbook Generator and an Agent Builder; agents can replace several deterministic steps inside a playbook (January 2026).
siliconangle.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) (search summary only); swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) (search summary only)
Hosting and data residency options
weight 8 of 100Swimlane (Turbine)
3.0
Not found in the pages read on 2026-11-03. Deployment model and data residency are not on the page read.
swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03
Pricing model and transparency
weight 8 of 100D3 Security
6.0Ahead
A per-alert benchmark (USD 0.97 per investigated alert) is cited by the vendor; no plan tiers.
d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim)
Swimlane (Turbine)
3.5
No price. Page offers 'up to a year free' without terms.
swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim)
Migration tooling and import or export formats
weight 14 of 100D3 Security
8.5Ahead
Legacy SOAR Migration Program: porting for six source platforms (XSOAR, Splunk SOAR, QRadar SOAR, Siemplify, Swimlane, FortiSOAR), three artifact types, a written list of what is not portable (custom code, in-house connectors), a parity report from replayed incidents and a rollback path. All vendor claims; no third-party check found.
d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim)
Swimlane (Turbine)
6.0
Swimlane's migration page, read 2026-11-03, names Cortex XSOAR, Splunk SOAR, D3 Security and FortiSOAR as sources and claims up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically (vendor claim, marketing page, no method). The platform exports a .ssp solution package. A competitor says Swimlane's schema-held rules do not port, a claim about a rival.
swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim); swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03
Ownership stability
weight 10 of 100D3 Security
7.0
Independent; no 2026 acquisition found. The product line moved from Smart SOAR to Morpheus, which is a renaming risk for existing customers.
d3security.com, read 2026-11-03
Swimlane (Turbine)
8.0Ahead
Independent; raised USD 45M in June 2025. No acquisition found in the search read.
businesswire.com, read 2026-11-03
The verdict for D3 Security v Swimlane (Turbine), by buyer type
- Splunk shop
- D3 Security fits better, because it names Splunk SOAR among six source platforms with published porting coverage (vendor claim); Swimlane names Splunk SOAR as a source and claims up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically (vendor claim).
- small team
- D3 Security fits better, because it publishes a subscription structure by daily alert volume tier, 500 to 10,000 alerts a day (vendor claim); Swimlane publishes no price and offers 'up to a year free' without terms.
- leaving a legacy SOAR
- D3 Security fits better, because it runs a migration program for six named source SOARs, with a list of what does not port, a parity report and a rollback path (vendor claim); Swimlane claims up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically (vendor claim).
When to pick each
Pick D3 Security when
Pick D3 Security when you are a small team and you want a tool that publishes a subscription structure by daily alert volume tier, 500 to 10,000 alerts a day (vendor claim).
Pick Swimlane (Turbine) when
Pick Swimlane when you are agent-first and you want a tool that routes each alert to automation, AI-assisted or fully agentic investigation (vendor claim), though D3 Security matches it on that point.
Moving playbooks between D3 Security and Swimlane (Turbine)
The portability matrix records seven playbook types for each direction it covers. Verdicts are documentation findings, not test results. How the matrix is built.
| Playbook type | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Enrichment lookups | moves with tooling | Swimlane names this source and says up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically, without saying which workflow types (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Phishing triage | moves with tooling | Swimlane names this source and says up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically, without saying which workflow types (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Endpoint containment | moves with tooling | Swimlane names this source and says up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically, without saying which workflow types (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Identity actions | moves with tooling | Swimlane names this source and says up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically, without saying which workflow types (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Ticketing and case sync | moves with tooling | Swimlane names this source and says up to 90 percent of workflows migrate automatically, without saying which workflow types (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Custom scripted logic | moves with rework | Swimlane says custom code and anything without an equivalent is handled by people, so scripted logic needs rework (vendor claim). swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Scheduled or batch jobs | moves with rework | Swimlane's page does not mention schedules or batch triggers, so these need checking and likely rework (vendor claim). swimlane.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Playbook type | Verdict | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| Enrichment lookups | moves with tooling | D3 states published porting coverage for this source and says structure, inputs, outputs, approval steps and mapped integration commands port without a human (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Phishing triage | moves with tooling | D3 states published porting coverage for this source and says structure, inputs, outputs, approval steps and mapped integration commands port without a human (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Endpoint containment | moves with tooling | D3 states published porting coverage for this source and says structure, inputs, outputs, approval steps and mapped integration commands port without a human (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Identity actions | moves with tooling | D3 states published porting coverage for this source and says structure, inputs, outputs, approval steps and mapped integration commands port without a human (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Ticketing and case sync | moves with tooling | D3 states published porting coverage for this source and says structure, inputs, outputs, approval steps and mapped integration commands port without a human (vendor claim, marketing page, no technical documentation read). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Custom scripted logic | moves with rework | D3 says custom code and anything without an equivalent is handled by people, so scripted logic needs rework (vendor claim). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
| Scheduled or batch jobs | moves with rework | D3's page does not mention schedules or batch triggers, so these need checking and likely rework (vendor claim). d3security.com, read 2026-11-03 (vendor claim) |
Profiles
D3 Security. Swimlane (Turbine). Alternatives: instead of D3 Security, instead of Swimlane (Turbine).