Splunk has been granted the Splunk Cloud Platform U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Impact Level 5 (IL5) Provisional Authorization and is available for customer purchase and use. Splunk Cloud provides all of the capabilities of Splunk delivered "as-a-service", without the need to purchase, deploy, or manage the underlying infrastructure components. IL5 Splunk SaaS transforms user productivity and changes how users work and interact with data to...

Splunk Government Summit 2022 marks the best and most unique opportunity for public sector leaders to learn, connect and share solutions for one of government's most important challenges —building and maintaining cyber resilience for every mission. This year's program will offer opportunities to learn about the latest trends in cybersecurity and how agencies are mobilizing to meet that challenge head-on. You'll hear firsthand from govern...

Federal security professionals within the DoD must comply with the technical testing and hardening frameworks known as STIGs -- Security Technical Implementation Guides. STIGs contain technical guidance for "locking down" or "hardening" information systems and software that might be vulnerable to a malicious computer attack.While security is perhaps the single most important task federal IT professionals tackle, it's also the most complex. The...

Registration is Full Join us for a two-day Splunk cybersecurity and observability workshop series! Gain an understanding of solutions that are focused on investigating incidents, analysis for data-driven decisions, and holistic monitoring of IT environments. Attendees will have the opportunity to apply their learning in the fully integrated lab environment. The experience captures a day-in-the-life of cybersecurity and IT operations teams who...

Join us for a two-day Splunk cybersecurity and observability workshop series!Gain an understanding of solutions that are focused on investigating incidents, analysis for data-driven decisions, and holistic monitoring of IT environments. Attendees will have the opportunity to apply their learning in the fully integrated lab environment. The experience captures a day-in-the-life of cybersecurity and IT operations teams who monitor and troublesho...

Splunk helps defense agencies monitor and assess their systems for RMF compliance by automating the gathering, analysis, and reporting of system data relevant to RMF control families. Join us for a complimentary webinar where attendees will learn specific ways Splunk helps embrace RMF such as: Continuous monitoring of security controls and their effectiveness Audit trail collection and reporting Help determine the acceptability of security con...

Sponsoring .conf21 will be a unique opportunity to expand your brand exposure across the world, demonstrate your innovative new solutions, and engage with thousands of leading data explorers who are eager to learn how you can help solve their Security, IT Ops, DevOps and other data challenges with Splunk. By detailing your partnership and technology integrations with Splunk, you’ll build new alliances within the Splunk partner ecosystem....

The SOC is overwhelmed. Analysts are drowning in security alerts and operations work is rife with monotonous, repetitive tasks. There is a talent shortage of qualified security professionals to staff SOCs and to top it all off, mean time to detect, triage, and respond to threats is still too slow.Sound familiar? Stop being overwhelmed. Get in control.Attend our event on August 18th at 9:00AM PT to learn how you can empower your SOC with securi...

System Technical Implementation Guidelines (STIGs) are system configuration guidelines provided by the Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) that are commonly used in the federal and DoD space to meet system compliance requirements when it comes to system configuration. This effort can be extraordinarily complex and time-consuming for the people that are responsible for executing this work. Not only must each system component be configured...

Zero Trust is an evolution of a range of past security architectural approaches and concepts; think network segmentation, least privilege, and defense. The key difference being Zero Trust brings a different mindset to how we design and build security to support the idea of starting with no implicit trust and that we assume a breach has already occurred. The Department of Defense (DOD) released a publication in the Spring of 2021 on Zero Trust...