Discover how the Splunk Data-to-Everything Platform has enabled public organizations to advance their cloud and modernization strategies to keep up with citizens’ evolving needs and expectations.

Operational resilience is currently a hot topic in Financial Services, largely because of the impact that COVID has had on how customers interact with financial institutions. Almost overnight, the financial services industry had to cope with a large volume of transactions moving to digital channels at the same time as its employees were forced to set up home offices so that they could continue to work remotely.

Explore the industry trends and insights that align with the DoD’s goals and objectives in part one of this two-part series.

Splunk's Tim Frank shares an overview of the Biden Administration's funding priorities for the coming fiscal year following the release of President Biden's first annual budget request on May 28.

With the Splunk platform, public safety agencies can easily make sense of large volumes of data, from any source regardless of format, type, rate or volume, to gain real-time, enterprise-wide visibility, to make fast and confident decisions, and securely share intelligence across agencies enhancing collaboration, trust and program success.

Financial crime has become a red-hot topic over the last 12 months, as fraudsters have sought to exploit the monitoring gaps between people, process and technology across an ever-widening attack surface – driven by the growth in usage of remote (digital) channels. But if you could fight financial crime with maths? Splunker Charles dives deeper into the methodology.

As 5G becomes more commonplace, it will have a significant impact on the retail industry, with possibilities for enhanced data-generated customer insights, VR services, smart screens, and mobile-cloud services to create personalized experiences.

Federal agencies should seek additional funding for system upgrades and new capabilities from the Technology Modernization Fund. While historically underused, the $1 billion fund can help get agencies off of insecure and inefficient legacy systems and onto state-of-the-art technology, such as cloud and security automation.

The Department of Defense (DOD) designated the Splunk Enterprise Software Initiative (ESI) Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) as a Core Enterprise Technology Agreement (CETA).