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Developing SOAR use cases using workbooks and playbooks
Splunk SOAR use cases and playbooks are not interchangeable terms. Use cases can be thought of as response plans, end-to-end processes, or standard operating procedures. Playbooks represent one step in an end-to-end process. Learn how they work together in this article.
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Setting up Azure Event Hubs in Data Manager
The Azure Event Hubs connector for Splunk Data Manager simplifies data onboarding by enabling seamless ingestion of event streams into Splunk Cloud Platform. By integrating with Splunk Data Manager, organizations can efficiently capture continuous data flows, like logs or sensor information, and enhance their analytics capabilities.
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Detecting financial fraud using the Splunk App for Behavioral Profiling
Detecting anomalous behavior in financial transactions is not just a security feature; it is a business necessity. The Splunk App for Behavioral Profiling tackles this challenge by offering an advanced yet practical approach to monitoring and analyzing user behavior across financial systems.
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Accelerate and increase the value you derive from your data with Splunk software using the Splunk Success Framework (SSF), a flexible collection of best practices for setting up Splunk Enterprise or Splunk Cloud Platform as a program.
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