The ABCs of Splunk Part One: What Deployment to Choose
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I wanted to write this blog to explain why for the past two years, we at CrossRealms International have been working on creating an engineering desk to really provide value when something goes wrong whether it’s a workstation, a user, a system, an environment, or cloud. Let me first start by stating the obvious: the […]
ABCs of Splunk, Part 8: Advanced Search
In this post, we will continue our journey into search with Splunk and add a few more commands to include in your arsenal of knowledge. Please revisit our previous posts to ensure you have a healthy environment upon which to run commands. Prerequisite How to Install Splunk on Linux Upload data required for the examples […]
The ABC’s of Splunk Part Four: Deployment Server
Thank you for joining us for part four of our ABC’s of Splunk series. If you haven’t read our first three blogs, get caught up here! Part 1, Part 2, Part 3. When I started working with Splunk, our installations were mostly small with less than 10 servers and the rest of the devices mainly involved switches, routers, […]
Beware “Phishy” Emails
By Wassef Masri When the accounting manager at a major retail US company received an email from HR regarding harassment training, he trustingly clicked on the link. Had he looked closer, he could’ve caught that the source was only a look-alike address. Consequently, he was spear-phished. The hackers emailed all company clients and informed them […]
Splunk 2020 Predictions
Around the turn of each new year, we start to see predictions issued from media experts, analysts and key players in various industries. I love this stuff, particularly predictions around technology, which is driving so much change in our work and personal lives. I know there’s sometimes a temptation to see these predictions as Christmas […]