Louisiana State University (LSU) is shaping the next generation of cybersecurity professionals through its student-powered SOC program, made possible by the Splunk Academic Alliance program. This initiative not only provides hands-on experience with Splunk tools but also protects 18 higher education institutions across Louisiana, with plans to expand to 38 by 2025. Students gain up to 1,000 hours of real-world security operations experience each year, working side-by-side with TekStream experts to manage incidents and enhance statewide security.
For the Splunk community, this story highlights how the Academic Alliance program is actively preparing students to become the skilled professionals you’ll soon collaborate with in the workforce. Through exposure to Splunk Enterprise Security and SOAR platforms, these students are learning the tools and techniques essential to their future roles—giving them a head start as they enter the job market.
Read the full case study to explore how this program is laying the foundation for a more secure future, driven by the talent you’ll be working with tomorrow.
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