It’s critical that you are in the driver seat of your Splunk environment with choice and flexibility, and we have spent the last year extending the capabilities of Splunk’s unified security and observability platform to do so. We have continued to grow and innovate to ensure that you and your team have all the tools you need to have a secure, cost-efficient, and effective environment.

Security operations strategy has long been stagnant. Right now is the perfect time to rethink and revolutionize the Security Operations Center (SOC). If you look at the threat landscape today, a significant majority of business executives and InfoSec experts foresee imminent cybersecurity disruptions.

When it comes to coding and software/app development, two trends are especially appealing to certain business users: low code and no code programming platforms. Let’s take a look at the differences here.

Eight weeks. When someone asks me about the synergies of Cisco + Splunk with regards to full-stack observability, I think about how much we’ve accomplished in just eight weeks. Eight weeks since the close of the acquisition, our teams have already come together to jointly develop, and will deliver, a new capability for enabling observability across the entire digital footprint for both Cisco and Splunk customers.

The complex nature of modern digital landscapes means the ability to effectively monitor and understand its impact on your business is not just desirable — it's a necessity. This is where Splunk IT Service Intelligence (ITSI) comes into play. ITSI offers a sophisticated platform for service insights and detailed analytics that can be used by digital operations teams as the first step of a troubleshooting workflow.

As enterprises seek to improve their bottom line, the need to delight their customers is paramount. One major framework used to strategize for business success is the Balanced Scorecard (BSC), which tracks the four perspectives of customer: To address customer concerns such as time, quality, service performance, and cost, organizations must stay on top of their game — this often means streamlining processes and investing in capability to enhance their products and services delivery.

Every business needs a well-designed network architecture. The network architecture is essential to how you organize and manage your IT infrastructure to transfer data between devices and applications securely and efficiently. A network architecture comprises a layered structure, which breaks down communication tasks into smaller parts. This way, each layer can focus on a specific function and avoid complex combinations of cases.

You know what question we’re hearing A LOT right now? “What is Splunk doing with AI?” Of course we are! Every executive at every company is working to understand and answer how their strategic vendors are delivering AI to provide better outcomes and experiences. Read on to see what Splunk is doing with AI.

AI infrastructure is to the technology stack that runs AI workloads. Any AI technology stack consists of: AI technologies are highly resource intensive and typically rely on bespoke infrastructure as organizations aim to maximize compute efficiency, reliability and scalability of their AI infrastructure.

According to The State of Developer Ecosystem 2023 report, which surveyed more than 26,000 developers from around the world, 73% of developers have experienced burnout.