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Security monitoring

Centralize and analyze data, regardless of source or format, and gain end-to-end visibility to reduce mean times to respond, detect and investigate.

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Lack of centralized visibility hinders monitoring, investigations and response capabilities.

Security teams struggle with lack of visibility in their full environment. They rarely have a central way to ingest data to monitor their security posture across the entire environment. Siloed data makes it harder to monitor, detect threats, respond to incidents and report accurately.

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End-to-end visibility across your environment for accurate threat detection

Real-time visibility over security posture

Monitor tens of terabytes of data per day from any source to gain end-to-end visibility

Search and analyze

Seamlessly search your data across distributed environments for faster investigation and remediation.

Prioritize alerts

Correlate data and alerts to gain insight into your security posture and understand incident context

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Extensive pre-built detections

Out-of-the-box detections built by industry-recognized experts align to industry frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK, NIST, CIS 20 and Kill Chain — and help you stay ahead of threats.

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Ingest any data from any source

Monitor tens of terabytes of data per day from any source (structured or unstructured) to gain end-to-end visibility of your environment (on-premises, hybrid or multi-cloud) and make data-centric decisions to protect and reduce risk on your business.

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Splunk Cloud Platform handles all of our logs, whether from our antivirus software or endpoint detection and response. Splunk raises the alert, opens a ticket and contacts the on-call SOC analyst. It’s the cornerstone of our security operations.

Romaric Ducloux, SOC analyst, Carrefour

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Pre-built dashboards with intuitive visualizations

Easy-to-use dashboards help security teams see and understand their data, team performance and metrics to simplify security monitoring and incident management.

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A unified security operations platform

An integrated ecosystem of best-of-breed technologies helps you detect, manage, investigate, hunt, contain and remediate threats.

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Splunk Cloud and Splunk Enterprise Security support 2,800+ applications that expand Splunk’s capabilities in security — all available for free on Splunkbase.

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What is Security Monitoring?

Security Monitoring is maintaining ongoing awareness of information security, vulnerabilities, and threats to support organizational risk management decisions.

What is mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to respond (MTTR)?

MTTD measures the average time a SOC team takes to detect an incident or a security breach. A shorter Mean Time to Detect (MTTD) value indicates better performance. It showcases the ability of the SOC team to quickly detect and respond to incidents, minimizing the impact on clients.

Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR) MTTR is the metric used to evaluate the average time a SOC team takes to completely resolve an incident once it has been detected. A lower MTTR value indicates that their incident response process is fast and highly effective.

What is MITRE ATT&CK ?

MITRE ATT&CK is a knowledge base of common tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) that documents the ways in which threat actors operate, ultimately serving as a playbook of TTPs seen and reported out in the wild. Organizations refer to MITRE ATT&CK to classify attacks, assess risk and improve their overall security posture to gain a better understanding of adversaries’ behavior, so that they can identify and implement relevant threat detections.

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