Modernizing Government Operations: Splunk Admin Config Service (ACS) Now Available at FedRAMP High

Industries Dave Donnelly

Key takeaways

  1. The Splunk Admin Config Service allows administrators to manage configurations like data retention policies through APIs, reducing reliance on manual support requests.
  2. Codifying configurations with the Splunk Admin Config Service helps agencies maintain consistency across complex networks and reduces the risk of errors.
  3. FedRAMP High authorization enables agencies to automate cloud management while continuing to meet the government's most rigorous security and compliance standards.

For public sector security and IT teams, the tension between agility and compliance is a constant reality. We know that as agencies shift toward next-generation Security Operations Centers (SOCs), the need for automated, scalable, and secure cloud management has never been greater. That is why we are excited to announce that the Splunk Admin Config Service (ACS) is now available at the FedRAMP High baseline.

This milestone is more than just a technical update. It is a way to give your teams back their time. By allowing for the programmatic management of your Splunk Cloud environments, Splunk ACS helps you focus on what matters: defending your agency’s mission and data.

Key Benefits of Splunk ACS for Your Agency

Moving Toward the Future of the SOC

Transitioning to this level of automation is a cornerstone of the next-gen SOC. As you continue to integrate AI-powered observability and advanced analytics into your workflows, the ability to manage your underlying infrastructure programmatically becomes a force multiplier. We are committed to providing the public sector with the tools necessary to maintain a superior security posture. With Splunk ACS now at FedRAMP High, you have the flexibility to innovate faster, manage smarter, and stay secure, all while meeting the mandates that guide your daily operations.

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