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Splunk

Better Visibility & Troubleshooting for Critical Systems & Applications with Splunk


Event Date: August 09, 2022
Hosted By: Splunk & 探花视频
Higher education institutions were forced to accelerate their digital journeys during the pandemic to better serve students, faculty, and staff. How can you ensure critical systems and applications, like the Student Information and Learning Management systems, remain operational and ready for what鈥檚 next? The answer: understanding the power of your data.

Participants joined us to learn strategies to monitor your critical systems, with a special focus on Splunk Synthetic Monitoring. They heard from solutions engineers, higher education sales leaders, and observability specialists as they discussed how to:
  • Monitor real-time experiences your users are having with your critical systems using Splunk Synthetic Monitoring and how the aspects of applications and supporting infrastructure
  • Use that data in Splunk Core and other apps to proactively detect, troubleshoot, and remediate issues that result in reduced MTTD & MTTR
  • Leverage Splunk across your entire infrastructure to provide critical business metrics to application owners and administration

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Solutions Brief

Federal Supply Chain Risk Management

U.S. Government and Defense agencies increasingly recognize they have minimal insight into the data that allows them to identify and assess the risks to their supply chains. After several recent reports of known and suspected compromise, causing concern at DOD and other government agencies that adversaries could be spying on the U.S. through embedded software and hardware, the time has now come to address this critical issue and mitigate the loss and exploitation of U.S. technology to hostile entities. Additionally, natural disasters can also increase risk to supply chains鈥揺specially when single sources of supply exist for special purpose, complex components. While a comprehensive supply chain risk strategy is under development, executives must ensure technology capabilities available now are integrated into future activities. Core to this strategy is advanced enterprise data management.


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