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Cybersecurity Awareness Month Spotlight: Insights from the Cisco Talos & SURGe Teams

The Cisco Talos and SURGe by Splunk teams gathered for a special episode of Talos Takes filled with engaging cybersecurity discussions and candid opinions.
Security 8 Min Read

Observability Meets Security: Build a Baseline To Climb the PEAK

Splunker James Hodgkinson looks at how to apply the baseline hunting process to some common O11y data sources and shows how the OpenTelemetry standard offers easier data analysis.
Security 6 Min Read

How To Start Threat Hunting: The Beginner's Guide

Ready to hunt threats? Starting a hunt in a new data environment? This is the place to begin! We've got you covered in this threat hunting 101 tutorial.
Security 12 Min Read

Detecting & Hunting Named Pipes: A Splunk Tutorial

Named pipes can be threats, too. In this comprehensive article, we are going to talk about detecting, hunting and investigating named pipes.
Security 4 Min Read

Detecting Lateral Movement with Splunk: How To Spot the Signs

Identifying lateral movement is so important, and it sure isn't easy. Using Splunk makes it a lot easier, and we'll show you how in this tutorial.
Security 5 Min Read

Process Hunting with PSTree

This tutorial shows how to use the pstree command & app to help you look through all the processes you have to investigate.
Security 7 Min Read

Detecting New Domains in Splunk (Finding New Evil)

Ready to find "new" domains that may be naughty? We'll walk you through how to use Splunk & Splunk Enterprise Security to do that: get the full story here!
Security 5 Min Read

Add To Chrome? - Part 4: Threat Hunting in 3-Dimensions: M-ATH in the Chrome Web Store

SURGe experiments with a method to find masquerading using M-ATH with Splunk and the DSDL App.
Security 5 Min Read

Add to Chrome? - Part 3: Findings and Recommendations

SURGe explores findings and general recommendations on whether or not you should click 'Add to Chrome' the next time you find a fancy new extension.