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By John Dominguez
Data is everywhere, sprawling across cloud, on-premises, and hybrid environments. As security practitioners, we need fast access to this data to analyze it, draw insights, and uncover potential threats. However, the sheer volume of data and complexity of threats makes it difficult to maintain visibility, detect stealthy attacks, and respond quickly to security incidents.
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By John Dominguez
Security teams are juggling 25+ different security tools that perform different actions across detection, investigation and response. Look up an IP here, send malware to a sandbox there, block an executable over there. What’s worse is that the vast majority of those actions are being performed manually. This approach is simply too slow against fast-moving attackers and malware, and it certainly isn’t sustainable.
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By Olivia Henderson
At.conf24 we unveiled the private preview of Splunk Enterprise Security 8.0, and the buzz was undeniable. Today, we are thrilled to announce that Splunk Enterprise Security 8.0 is now generally available! This isn’t just another release—it’s a massive leap forward that redefines and revolutionizes security operations. Splunk Enterprise Security 8.0 is the cornerstone of the SOC of the Future.
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By Laiba Siddiqui
We all know how often attackers gain access to online devices to compromise security. That’s why digital defense is as important as physical defense. However, ensuring digital safety can be more challenging than physical safety. To overcome this problem, authorities combine digital forensics with incident response. But what does this mean?
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By Laiba Siddiqui
Businesses adopt new and sophisticated technology every day. All that tech, however, comes with the risk of crime or financial fraud. That’s what forensic investigators help with — they solve these crimes by identifying the criminals and recovering the assets. Forensic investigators collect evidence from crime scenes, analyze it, and conclude the results in a report that later serves as an important document in trials.
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By Tyne Darke
The cybersecurity threat landscape is ever-changing and evolving, with bad actors implementing increasingly sophisticated strategies to evade detection. However, many security teams struggle to adapt their detection strategies at the same pace. Supporting advanced threat detection requires organizations to invest in consistent threat research and detection engineering. Without that, they cannot develop the high-quality detections needed to target the latest threats.
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By Chrissy Kidd
With the easy availability of tools and knowledge, cyberattacks of all sorts are running rampant, putting pressure on organizations to better defend themselves. Security is a continuous process that grows over time — exactly why organizations need to create a strong foundation. Two important questions every organization has asked themselves are: Where do we start, and have we done enough?
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By Mick Baccio
Fall brings certain things annually: leaves falling, pumpkin spice, and cybersecurity awareness. Looking back at the past nine months, cybersecurity awareness is more important now than at any other time in history.
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By Frank Myers
In today's digital age, the prevalence of cyber attacks has become a major concern for organizations across various industries, with higher education institutions particularly vulnerable. As the volume and complexity of cyber threats continue to escalate, there is a growing need for innovative solutions to bolster cybersecurity defenses.
The Common Unix Printing System (CUPS), a standard component in nearly every Unix-like and Linux system, has recently come under scrutiny due to a series of critical vulnerabilities discovered by security researcher Simone Margaritelli. These issues, collectively known as the CUPS vulnerability, expose Linux and Unix environments to potential remote code execution and information disclosure risks.
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By Splunk
IT environments are more complex than ever, with data scattered across multiple sources. Splunk’s data management and federation capabilities provide efficient, cost-effective ways to control, shape, and access data in real-time. Ensure visibility, security, and compliance while optimizing costs. Manage your data at scale and access it wherever it resides with Splunk’s flexible tools.
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By Splunk
In Splunk SOAR 6.3, SOAR features now come fully integrated with Splunk Enterprise Security 8.0. In this demo, see how to easily create a Splunk SOAR playbook in the context of your SIEM workflows. Playbooks and actions are now directly integrated within the Splunk Enterprise Security analyst queue. You can run playbooks and see the results without leaving the Splunk Enterprise Security interface. Both a Splunk SOAR and Splunk Enterprise Security license is required.
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By Splunk
Prompt-driven automation in Splunk SOAR 6.3 lets you send real-time, secure prompts to teams outside the SOC to streamline response workflows and resolve security incidents faster. Deliver prompts through any ITOps, ChatOps or Ticketing applications.
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By Splunk
With Splunk SOAR, analysts can rise above drowning alert noise, focus on key security objectives and always stay ahead of evolving threats.
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By Splunk
Learn how Splunk Enterprise Security empowers SOC efficiency with coordinated workflows and unifies processes across threat detection, investigation and response.
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By Splunk
Learn how the asset inventory provided by Splunk Asset and Risk Intelligence delivers a much-needed source of truth, bringing together different sources, helping to discover previously unknown assets, and delivering context and enrichment for key cybersecurity activities.
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By Splunk
Gain continuous asset discovery and compliance monitoring to accelerate investigations and minimize risk exposure.
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By Splunk
When we talk about financial services and technology, security and regulatory compliance are always top of mind. And now, Generative AI has entered the chat - one of the most talked-about technologies of recent years. And Financial Services institutions have only begun to scratch the surface of what generative AI can do. The problem is, so have cyber threat actors. In this session from Splunk, and IDC, you’ll hear key insights into how financial services companies are improving their security posture in an AI World, and how those practices can benefit your organizations.
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By Splunk
The hype around artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) has exploded, sometimes overshadowing the real uses and innovations happening everyday at organizations across the globe. The reality is that applying AI and ML to data-dependent challenges presents opportunity for better security, faster innovation and overall improved efficiency.
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By Splunk
Do you have a plan for cybersecurity? Digital technology is touching every aspect of our lives, which is giving bad actors unlimited runway to create new threats daily. It's this atmosphere that makes it imperative that organizations are prepared, informed and actively hunting for adversaries.
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By Splunk
Cyberattacks are top of mind for organizations across the globe. In fact, 62 percent of firms are being attacked at least weekly and 45 percent are experiencing a rise in the number of security threats. But do organizations have the processes in place to investigate and effectively respond to these incidents? IDC recently surveyed security decision makers at 600 organizations to understand the state of security operations today.
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By Splunk
How can you utilize machine data to be prepared for the General Data Protection Regulation of the European Union?
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By Splunk
A security information event management (SIEM) solution is like a radar system that pilots and air traffic controllers use. Without one, enterprise IT is flying blind. Although security appliances and system software are good at catching and logging isolated attacks and anomalous behavior, today's most serious threats are distributed, acting in concert across multiple systems and using advanced evasion techniques to avoid detection.
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By Splunk
Security incidents can happen without warning and they often go undetected for long periods of time. Organizations struggle to identify incidents because they often work in silos or because the amount of alerts is overwhelming and hard to determine the signals among the noise.
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By Splunk
All data is security relevant and defending against threats involves every department in a company. With cyberthreats and bad actors constantly evolving, it is imperative for everyone in an organization to come together to identify and protect critical data.
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By Splunk
Recent cyberattacks have made it clear that organizations of all sizes need to focus on a holistic and cohesive security strategy. Security operations centers (SOCs) have become a focal point in this effort, consolidating the right people, processes and technology to mitigate and remediate attacks.
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By Splunk
Current IT security tools and mindsets are no longer adequate to meet the scope and complexity of today's threats. Internet security has evolved over the last ten years but advanced persistent threats and the sophistication of the malware have fundamentally changed the way security teams must think about these new threats and the tools used for detective controls.
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