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Thanks to cloud-native technologies and versatile microservices, companies are innovating and performing at warp speed — and their customers expect no less. But to stay at the top,
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New global research reveals that observability delivers results:• 2.9 times better visibility into application performance• 2.3 times better visibility into security posture• Almost 2 times better visibility into
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With the continued expansion of microservices, the use of APIs is on the rise — but is your enterprise taking the appropriate steps to monitor API performance and
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In its first year, the GigaOm report evaluated vendors and products in the observability space.According to the report, Splunk earned its ‘Outperformer’ ranking on the list for “massive
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Now more than ever, organizations are turning to a zero trust strategy to secure their data and systems. Regardless of size or sector, zero trust is essential to
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Check out The Essential Guide to Security for 2021 to discover new security use cases as well as how to implement Splunk’s security product suite for advanced security
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SIEM technology has been around for a while, with the fundamental capabilities of the platform dating back to over a decade ago. Since then, SIEM solutions have become
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Splunk is proud to be named a “Leader” in 2021 Gartner’s Magic Quadrant (MQ) for Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) for 8 years. Download your complimentary copy
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Digest the 10 essential capabilities that should be top-of-mind when evaluating SOAR technology
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Security, IT, and other teams tasked with vulnerability management and risk reduction frequently operate in high-urgency, high-stakes environments that require them to quickly separate signal from noise. When
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