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We’ve put together this short book to introduce you to the top security use cases organizations face. We’ve also outlined and mapped them into a six-stage security “data journey” that will help you create a kick-ass security practice. Take a look :

Splunk’s Analytics-Driven Security Journey

We’ve put together some details to introduce you to the top security use cases organizations face. We’ve also outlined and mapped them into a six-stage security “data journey” that will help you create a kick-ass security practice. Take a look :

Mapping Splunk With the Security Use Cases

We will focus on solving common challenges around security monitoring, advanced threat detection, compliance, fraud and insider threat.

Security Monitoring

Security monitoring enables you to analyze a continuous stream of near real-time snapshots of the state of risk to your security data, the network, endpoints, as well as cloud devices, systems and applications. The Splunk platform enables security teams to detect and prioritize threats found in the stream of data from these sources.

Advanced Threat Detection

An advanced persistent threat (APT) is a set of stealthy and continuous computer-hacking processes, often orchestrated by a person or persons targeting a specific entity. APTs usually target either private organizations and states for business or political motives.

Splunk Enterprise enables organizations to search and correlate their data to track advanced threats. Splunk Enterprise Security (ES) and Splunk User Behavior Analytics (UBA) elevate existing capabilities to apply a kill chain methodology through statistical analysis, anomaly detection, and machine learning techniques to detect unknown and advanced threats.

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