Splunk offered Cisco Live attendees a chance to experience the adrenaline rush of racing at the renowned Zandvoort circuit with a thrilling demonstration of our McLaren partnership.
When performing searches, Splunk uses its own language, SPL (Search Processing Language). In this article, we will explain each type of SPL and show you the efficient order in which to run searches and how to use the Search Job Inspector, an investigative tool.
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The Splunk Threat Research Team observed actors performing minimal intrusive operations to avoid detection, with the exception of artifacts created by accounts already compromised.
Every month, our Splunk staff of security experts share their favorite reads of the month — this way, you can follow the most interesting, news-worthy, and innovative stories coming from the wide world of cybersecurity.
Large language models have changed the world. What about small language models? Learn what SLMs are, how they differ from LLMs, and why SLMs are the future.
Telemetry is powerful data that can tell you all sorts of important information. Know what you can do with this useful data — get the full telemetry 101 here.
Model drift is the term for an AI or ML model’s tendency to lose its predictive ability over time. The model has drifted away from its original goal or purpose.
Stateful and stateless are important terms in programming. “Stateful” means information about the state is tracked. In contrast, “stateless” tracks no information.
Splunker Joanna Zouhour explores tips for utilizing OpenTelemetry and Splunk's advanced tools to separate valuable data from noise and streamline your observability practice.
Splunkers Mohit Verma and Jeff Wiedemann break down the latest advancements in Splunk AI Assistant for SPL v1.1, featuring personalized SPL queries, enhanced AI capabilities, and categorized prompt suggestions.