The verdict above is computed deterministically from the figures shown — no opinion injected. The vendor "ahead" on any single row is not the better product; each row measures a different thing, and the buyer's calculus weighs them differently for different deals.
Both Elastic and K7 are detection-based products: each must decide whether each sample is malicious before letting it run. A positive-security control — like Mimic — takes a different approach: it blocks the unauthorized change regardless of whether anything recognized the threat. Neither vendor's lab number, demonstration count, or breach record is a complete answer to the procurement question; positive control is one way to make those numbers less load-bearing.
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