Resilience has become the new strategic imperative for manufacturers during these testing times. As the world’s challenges make headlines, so do the innovative responses of manufacturing leaders.

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See how Splunk helps teams work and collaborate securely while using Google Chrome and Google Workspace.

Understand how databases and data warehouses work, how they vary and when to use which – all in this beginner’s guide to data warehousing and databases.

See why Splunk earned a spot in the 'Leaders' category in the 2022 IDC MarketScape for worldwide SIEM software.

Check out some highlights of the new features available in Splunk Security Essentials 3.7.0.

On October 18th, .conf Go was held in Paris. It was an opportunity to finally meet in-person and discuss the latest developments in cybersecurity and observability. Operational resilience was high on the agenda. We were able to discuss it with two of Splunk’s customers: David Charpagne, Global SOC Manager at Carrefour, and Youssef Kilany, Director of Architecture and Production at Net-entreprises (GIP-MDS).

Splunk CISO Jason Lee takes a deeper dive into our 2023 Security Predictions report and explores why the linking of resilience and security is here to stay.

One common misconception about machine learning methodologies is that they can completely remove the need for humans to understand the data they are working with. In reality, it can often place a greater burden on an analyst or engineer to ensure that their data meets the requirements, cleanliness and standardization assumed by the methodologies used. However, when the complexity of the data becomes significant, how is a human supposed to keep up? One methodology is to use ML to find ways to keep a human in the loop!