Everything is “observability” these days. But not all solutions are created equally. In fact, they are very different once you look behind the (architectural design) curtain. They have very different architectures and don’t collect data in the same way. Find out what the differences are and what you need to consider.

Whether your CISO has been naughty or nice, these wishlist items will ensure your organization remains resilient and secure in the face of cyber threats.

OMB M-21-31 requires US Federal Civilian agencies to implement user behavior monitoring. We'll explain what that means and how to do it right.

Traditional monitoring approaches struggle in digital platforms and they do not collect the rich data contained in the logs. Observability, with OpenTelemetry, is the key to managing these platforms and it is based on the capture and analysis of three types of telemetry; metrics, traces and logs.

Splunk’s 2024 Predictions features three editions – Executive, Security and Observability – sharing insights and strategies for the era of AI.

In business, Conway's Law says: your business outcomes will be a direct reflection of your company's internal structure — good or bad. Read more here.

Got some parsed fields that you're ready to analyze... possibly for threat hunting? We'll use Levenshtein, Shannon & URL Toolbox to show you how!

Splunker Michael Haag dives into Subject Interface Packages (SIPs) and their role in Windows security, exploring how SIPs can be exploited by malicious actors to bypass security measures and sign malicious code.

One of the most popular Splunk security apps of all time, URL Toolbox’s URL parsing capabilities have been leveraged by thousands. Full story here.