> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.vectra.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.vectra.ai/deployment/getting-started/respond-ux-deployment/why-migrate-to-rux-from-qux-migration-to-rux-from-qux.md).

# Why migrate to RUX from QUX Migration to RUX from QUX

The Vectra AI Platform is the integrated signal powering XDR providing hybrid attack surface coverage across identity, public cloud, SaaS, and data center networks; AI-driven Attack Signal Intelligence that prioritizes real attacks in real-time; and integrated, automated, and managed response to move at the speed and scale of hybrid attackers.

**Why Migrate to the Vectra AI Platform with Respond UX:**\
This document provides customers an overview of the Vectra AI Platform (with Respond UX) in comparison to the Vectra's appliance-based Detect platform (with Quadrant UX). In this document you will learn the differences between the two offerings and why migrating to the Vectra AI Platform promises to deliver additional value to your organization.

If you would like to migrate to the Vectra AI Platform with Response UX, reach out to your account team.

**Vectra AI Platform Migration Guide:**\
We have made the migration process to the Vectra AI Platform simple and straightforward. This document provides answers to common questions regarding migration and includes details on our 3-step migration process.

* !! Please note that there are firewall rules included in the migration guide that are required to be in place for successful migration to the Respond UX from the Quadrant UX.
* In addition to the migration guide, there is also a [Respond UX Deployment Guide](/deployment/getting-started/respond-ux-deployment-guide.md) that while intended for new deployments, some customers have appreciated reading in addition to the migration guide.

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