Splunk stories

“We’re excited to bring Cisco and Splunk together. Our combined capabilities will drive the next generation of AI-enabled security and observability."

"MXDR for Splunk grants customers the best SIEM and EDR combination without the risks involved with integrating them internally."

BlueVoyant’s Next Generation content allows for rapid updates to meet ever-changing tactics and Risk Based Alerting, which thwarts attackers.

BlueVoyant has announced enhanced Splunk capabilities, with end-to-end consulting, implementation, and Managed Detection & Response (MDR) services.

Australian and New Zealand organisations have a long way to go in comparison with other countries when it comes to digital resilience.

Using the Reveal(x) integration, Splunk SOAR users have expanded visibility with insights from IoT to the cloud, including unmanaged devices, legacy systems, and all network assets. 

Splunk has announced that Splunk Observability Cloud is now available in Australia and New Zealand via the Amazon Web Services Asia Pacific (Sydney) Region.

Splunk has continued to innovate its flagship security solution, Splunk Enterprise Security, and the rest of the organisation’s integrated security portfolio

Splunk in collaboration with the Enterprise Strategy Group, has released the Economic Impact of Data Innovation 2023, a global research report.

More than half of security leaders say they have seen an increase in attempted cyber attacks. In addition, many have been directly impacted by data breaches.

Splunk has named Gary Steele as the company’s new chief executive officer, and as a member of the company’s board of directors, effective April.

"Edge computing will seem overhyped in 2022, but by 2024 it will have changed the world."

The new Splunk Partnerverse Program is designed to enable the company’s network of more than 2,200 partners to expand technical expertise, demonstrate core competencies and showcase customer success.

Australasian technology company Datacom is strengthening its strategic alliance with Splunk, provider of the Data-to-Everything platform. 

Splunk's Security Cloud platform is designed to deliver enterprise-grade advanced security analytics, automated security operations, and integrated threat intelligence with an open ecosystem.

According to GigaOm, Splunk earned its ranking on the list for its “massive scalability, sophisticated in-stream analytics and native OpenTelemetry support".

Data is today’s greatest business opportunity -- and everyone seems to know it.

Splunk has signed a definitive agreement to acquire the Palo-Alto based cloud network observability company, with expertise in network performance monitoring (NPM).

Expanded partnerships and integrations with Splunk, CrowdStrike and CyberArk allow for better IT and OT security posture for joint customers.

The two companies intend to tightly integrate Splunk Cloud across Google Cloud, including plans to roll out new native integrations with Google Cloud Security Command Centre, Anthos and Google Cloud's operations suite. 

Among six other vendors, the company has been named a leader in Gartner’s 2020 Magic Quadrant, noted for its ease of use.

Splunk’s recent acquisitions showcase the company’s expanded focus from IT operations and security to offering a greater amount of features around microservices and cloud services.

With a platform offering that professes to ‘do everything with your data’, Splunk’s solutions come alive in its use cases and with customers who are taking the technology and using it to solve specific pain points or to extend capabilities.

Over the last two weeks, Splunk has made several announcements around its Data-to-Everything platform including additions to IT security and operations.