Best Practices from Leading SecOps Teams – Recap of .conf Go EMEA

Hey Everyone,

This autumn, leading security operations teams across EMEA continued the Splunk .conf journey with regional break-out sessions of the event. SOC team managers, security architects and SOC engineers joined to learn about the latest updates of the Splunk security world and what’s coming in the near term. Attendees were able to gain useful knowledge from security ninjas across different industries. They shared their unique journeys towards maturing their security operations functions and making their organizations more digitally resilient.   

Take a deep dive into the journeys and lessons learned from leading cyber security teams. Enjoy! 

Julius Bär

Financial Services

Country: Switzerland

Stefan Meier, Head of Cyber Fusion Center

Bruno Martins Domingos, Lead Engineer Splunk

Raiffeisen Bank International

Financial Services

Country: Austria

Manuel Traxler, Security Manager

EnBW

Energy

Country: Germany

Dr. Michael Ebner, CISO

SNF

Water Science

Country: France

Alain Gachet, CISO

ABANCA

Financial Services

Country: Spain

Alberto Campo Alonso, Head of (cyber) detect and response 

Cellnex

Telecommunication

Country: Spain

Daniel Reina, Country Head of Security Cellnex (España) Global SOC Manager

Samuel Noval, Global CSIRT Team Leader

Telefónica

Telecommunication 

Country: Spain

Miguel Castillo, CyberSecurity Engineer - SIEM

Manuel Iniesta, CyberSecurity Engineer - SIEM

Gematik

Health Sector

Country: Germany

Stefan Stein, Teamleiter CERT

Norsk helsenett

Health Sector

Country: Norway

Jostein Jensen, Sikkerhetsdirektør

Hopefully, the sessions inspired you to kickstart your journey to enhance the maturity of your security operations. Splunk is here to support you along the way!

Want to know about the latest observability updates from .conf Go? Then check out Stephane’s blog.

Can’t get enough of .conf Go? Head over here to find a great overview of all our EMEA Splunk .conf Go events.

Happy Splunking,

Matthias