Splunk Enterprise Security

How does Splunk Enterprise Security work?

neermine
Path Finder

hello

I want to understand the concept of how Splunk security works.
I think that it has a database of signatures of threat and when we enter the logs, it does the pattern matching. Is that right?

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David
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi neermine,

Splunk is a platform for analyzing machine generated data of all kinds from server logs to even metadata about network communications. The analysis can include simple pattern matching, behavioral analytics (spikes and newness), machine learning, and more.

To get a good sense, I'd recommend you walk through some of our examples that show how Splunk works with Security including:

If you ever need more, don't hesitate to reach out to our sales org for help.

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David
Splunk Employee
Splunk Employee

Hi neermine,

Splunk is a platform for analyzing machine generated data of all kinds from server logs to even metadata about network communications. The analysis can include simple pattern matching, behavioral analytics (spikes and newness), machine learning, and more.

To get a good sense, I'd recommend you walk through some of our examples that show how Splunk works with Security including:

If you ever need more, don't hesitate to reach out to our sales org for help.

neermine
Path Finder

thanks 🙂

markdennett
New Member

Hi,

Can you tell me if this uses machine learning decision tree techniques specifically? Thanks

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