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Defending at Machine Speed: Guiding LLMs with Security Context
Enhance LLM performance for cybersecurity tasks with few-shot learning, RAG, & fine-tuning guide models for accurate PowerShell classification.
From Instinct to Insight: Why Metrics Are Essential to Threat Hunting Success
Splunker Tamara Chacon explores why metrics are critical to threat hunting success.
Defending at Machine-Speed: Accelerated Threat Hunting with Open Weight LLM Models
Splunker Ryan Fetterman explains how Splunk DSDL 5.2 enhances cybersecurity operations, streamlining PowerShell script classification and reducing analyst workload by 250x.
Exploring AI for Vulnerability Investigation and Prioritisation
Splunker James Hodgkinson explains how AI-driven tools can revolutionize vulnerability investigation and prioritization.
Autonomous Adversaries: Are Blue Teams Ready for Cyberattacks To Go Agentic?
Explore the impact of autonomous adversaries on cybersecurity as AI and LLMs evolve.
Introducing DECEIVE: A Proof-of-Concept Honeypot Powered by AI
Explore DECEIVE: an AI-powered proof-of-concept honeypot by SURGe. Learn how AI simplifies cybersecurity with dynamic simulations and session summaries, paving the way for innovative security solutions.
Matching AI Strengths to Blue Team Needs
Discover how AI and Large Language Models (LLMs) enhance cybersecurity operations for Blue Teams.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month Spotlight: Insights from the Cisco Talos & SURGe Teams
The Cisco Talos and SURGe by Splunk teams gathered for a special episode of Talos Takes filled with engaging cybersecurity discussions and candid opinions.
Observability Meets Security: Build a Baseline To Climb the PEAK
Splunker James Hodgkinson looks at how to apply the baseline hunting process to some common O11y data sources and shows how the OpenTelemetry standard offers easier data analysis.
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