use case
Compliance
Adhere to compliance requirements while reducing operational overhead, errors and costs with a data-centric approach.
challenge
The complexity of compliance
Reporting on firewall, access control and application logs is difficult and costly. Each of these systems generate logs in different formats and locations. Each auditor request involves a different, manual procedure.
solution
A proactive and analytics-driven approach to compliance.
Automated data collection
Collect, search, monitor and analyze data using a centralized solution to meet compliance requirement.
Continuous risk assessment
Get real-time insights into your environment's risk posture and compliance.
Easy auditing and reporting
Identify your organizational gaps against regulations with automated compliance tasks and customized reports to ease the burden of audits.
A single platform to operationalize compliance
Quickly gain real-time posture and insights across all IT resources and security controls to clear compliance and pass audits with minimal effort, regardless of mandate or regulatory framework.
ProductS
Built-in protections and compliance
Streamline change management with powerful indexing, search, alerting and reporting. With Splunk, you can search, alert and report on data from virtually any source.
Incident Management
Detect, investigate and respond to incidents at machine speed.
Automation and Orchestration
Orchestrate and automate response to increase SOC productivity and accelerate investigations.
Advanced Threat Detection
Detect sophisticated threats and malicious insiders that evade traditional detection methods.
Data privacy is a subset of data protection concerned with the protection and access of personal data. It's important that individuals have the ability to determine for themselves how and why their personal data is accessible by others. In some jurisdictions, there are laws governing data privacy.
Data security is related to keeping any type of data safe from attack or corruption. Data privacy is related to the safeguarding of personally identifiable information and, specifically, the proper usage of that information.
Some of the laws and regulatory compliance frameworks meant to protect data privacy include the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), national data protection laws in countries like Canada and Japan, and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). Additionally, there are many industry-specific regulations, such as HIPPA in the United States, which focuses on personal healthcare data.
