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Observe and Secure All Apps with Splunk

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 Join Us  for Our Next Tech Talk: Observe and Secure All Apps with Splunk

As organizations continue to innovate and accelerate software delivery, integrating security into the development lifecycle is more critical than ever. According to Splunk’s State of Security 2025 report, 74% of organizations see DevSecOps as the top skills gap shaping the future of secure development.

Traditional tools often leave gaps between observability and security, creating silos and slowing down response times. Splunk’s Secure Application solution breaks down these barriers by uniting observability and security into a single workflow—embedded in Splunk AppDynamics, Splunk Observability Cloud, and seamlessly connected to Splunk SIEM and SOAR.

In this session, you will learn how to:

  • Detect and protect against runtime attacks in real-time—from common exploits to sophisticated zero-day threats like the recent Shai Hulud Supply Chain Attack—directly within your applications.  
  • Prioritize threats based on actual business risk and impact, moving beyond simple severity scores to focus on what truly matters.
  •  Arm your application and security teams with actionable intelligence delivered straight to the Splunk tools you already trust.

This session includes live demos, real-world use cases, and a chance to get your questions answered by Splunk experts Kashyap Merchant (Leader, Product Management) and Cale Hilts (Sr. Product Marketing Manager).

Whether you’re looking to enhance your organization’s security posture, streamline workflows, or simply want to see Splunk’s latest innovations in action, this Tech Talk is for you.

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