The Splunk Threat Research Team is happy to release v3.1 of Splunk Attack Range.

There have been numerous high-profile cybersecurity incidents where vulnerability management had an impact on severe breaches – here are some notable examples.

The Splunk Threat Research Teams dives deep into PowerShell Web Access (PSWA) exploring its functionality within the context of cyber threats.

The Splunk Academic Alliance program combines education with practical skills development to prepare the next generation of data and cybersecurity professionals.

Splunk’s Ryan Fetterman and Tamara Chacon dive into attacker techniques, trends, and blue team tips for analyzing and visualizing data from the past year.

As October marks Cybersecurity Awareness Month, Splunker Mick Baccio reflects on the progress made over the past two decades.

This blog dissects the technical intricacies of the CUPS vulnerability, explores its potential impact on affected systems, and provides detection opportunities and mitigation strategies.

Splunker Audra Streetman provides an overview of the lessons learned from previous large-scale security incidents to help inform vulnerability prioritization.

Splunk SOAR 6.3.0 and 6.3.1 constitute a significant evolution in how security practitioners can implement, use, and leverage security automation in the SOC more efficiently.