Jose Enrique Hernandez
Take Back Control of Your Workflows, Data, and Costs with Splunk Observability
Splunk’s unified Observability platform brings together a wide set of capabilities that enable practitioners to regain control of their data, processes, and costs.
Laying the Foundation for a Resilient Modern SOC
Splunk Security supports your journey to digital resilience by providing comprehensive security visibility to reduce business risk; equipping your team with risk-based threat detection, investigation, and response technologies to help you build a modern SOC; and fueling security innovation through Splunk’s vibrant community.
Navigating the Intersection of Cyber Threats, AI-Powered Challenges, and Digital Resilience to Safeguard Critical National Infrastructure
In today's interconnected world, the protection of critical national infrastructure has become more crucial than ever – here's how organisations can enhance their ability to withstand and recover.
SOAR: Security Orchestration, Automation & Response
SOAR revolutionizes how security operations teams manage, analyze and respond to alerts and threats. Learn what a modern SOAR solution is — and isn't.
Unmasking the Enigma: A Historical Dive into the World of PlugX Malware
The Splunk Threat Research Team (STRT) unravels the mystery of a PlugX variant, peeling back the layers of its payload, tactics, and impact on the digital realm.
Future-Proofing Resilience: How Manufacturers Are Navigating Growing Pains of IT/OT Convergence
As manufacturing grapples with digitization challenges, Splunker Tom Harrop dives into how the manufacturing industry is future-proofing resilience.
The Hidden Side of Observability
Everything is “observability” these days. But not all solutions are created equally. In fact, they are very different once you look behind the (architectural design) curtain. They have very different architectures and don’t collect data in the same way. Find out what the differences are and what you need to consider.
User Behavior Monitoring with M-21-31
OMB M-21-31 requires US Federal Civilian agencies to implement user behavior monitoring. We'll explain what that means and how to do it right.
Why Is Log Data So Important In Observability?
Traditional monitoring approaches struggle in digital platforms and they do not collect the rich data contained in the logs. Observability, with OpenTelemetry, is the key to managing these platforms and it is based on the capture and analysis of three types of telemetry; metrics, traces and logs.
