When will Splunk support blockchains like Bitcoin and Cardano?

[flippyflink]

When will Splunk support blockchains?

In a way that Splunk can store and lookup (encrypted) hashes of data in a first generation blockchain like Bitcoin and a third generation blockchain like Cardano.

Sometimes we want to prove that a logfile or Splunk entry was irrefutable not modified. Like in a Court of Justice.

We can be more certain by taking more security measures. But in some cases an employee like an administrator or hacker would theoretically be able to modify entries.

By writing hashes in a blockchain we can irrefutably prove that the data in a Splunk installation has not been modified.

You could even make subscriptions for different frequencies of writing hashes in the blockchain like daily, hourly, per file, etc.

See the full article at medium[dot]com : verifiable-data-hashes-in-blockchain
medium[dot]com/@flippyflink/verifiable-data-hashes-in-blockchain-ef6b1518051f
https://medium.com/@flippyflink/verifiable-data-hashes-in-blockchain-ef6b1518051f

[n8]

Great idea 🙂

We (Splunk) are currently have a closed beta running with a small set of customers. The GA date has not been set yet. If you haven't yet, reach out to adi@splunk.com for more info.

This solution (Advanced Data Integrity) is agnostic to the blockchains/DLT. Most of our customers we are speaking with are using Ethereum (both public and private) or Hyperledger. If enough customers are using something else we can add compatibility.

[richgalloway]

Splunk hasn't announced anything official, except what's on the blog here