By: Carlos Moreno Buitrago and Anoop Ramachandran In this blog we will talk about the processes and the options we have to collect the GCP events and we will see how to collect those in Splunk. In addition, we will even add integration with Cribl, as an optional step, in order to facilitate and optimize […]
Are you tired of hardcoding email addresses into your searches and alerts? Do you want a more dynamic way to send search results to individuals based on the data within your search results? Look no further than SendResults, a powerful Splunk command and alert action developed by Discovered Intelligence.
If you haven’t heard of ChatGPT yet, you likely have blocked notifications on social networks like Linkedin, Twitter or Reddit, as everyone is talking about the benefits (and concerns) of artificial intelligence. However, it’s ChatGPT who gets the lion’s share of the limelight in this story.
Organizations of all sizes are building / migrating / refactoring their software to be cloud-native. Applications are broken down into microservices and deployed as containers. Consequently there has been a seismic shift in the complexity of application components thanks to the intricate network of microservices calling each other. The traditional sense of “monitoring” them no […]
Workload management is a powerful Splunk Enterprise feature for users to delegate CPU and memory resources to various Splunk workloads, based on their preferences. As Splunk continues to develop new attributes for the defining of rules, the number of Splunk users who are enabling workload management in their environment is gradually increasing.
The security posture of organizations is one of the most important factors year after year when it comes to defining internal strategies. “Global cyberattacks increased by 38% in 2022 compared to 2021, with an average of 1168 weekly attacks per organization” ~ Check Point Research The quote from Check Point Research above illustrates where the […]
At Discovered Intelligence the holiday season is an opportunity to celebrate our employees’ contributions to a successful year, by connecting with everyone over a big holiday dinner and surprising them with a fun holiday gift. These gifts vary from year to year, but for the past few years we have put together a gift bag […]
Deploying apps to forwarders using the Deployment Server is a pretty commonplace use case and is well documented in Splunk Docs. However, it is possible to take this a step further and use it for distribution of apps to the staging directories of management components like cluster manager or a search head cluster deployer, from […]
Planning a sequel to the blog – Moving bits around: Deploying Splunk Apps with Github Actions – led me to an interesting experiment. What if we could manage and automate the deployment server the same way, without having to log on to the server at all. After all, the deployment server is just a bunch […]
This blog is a continuation of the blog “Using Density Function for Advanced Outlier Detection“. Given the unique but complementary topics of the previous blog and present one, we decided to separate them. This blog describes a single approach to dealing with excess noise in outliers detection use-cases. While multiple methods of reducing noise exist, […]
