Automation Made Easy: What’s New with Splunk Phantom

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The Splunk Security Team is excited to share some of the new and enhanced capabilities of Splunk Phantom, Splunk’s security orchestration, automation and response (SOAR) technology. Phantom’s latest update (v4.10) makes automation implementation, operation and scaling easier than ever for your security team. Using automation, you can more efficiently address the ever-increasing volume of security events your SOC receives each day, reduce mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to respond (MTTR), and optimize your security operations.

Let’s Take a Look at Some of the Recent Innovations:

Security automation is now easier than ever — see all of these capabilities in action in this webinar.

To learn more about Splunk Phantom, watch a demo or sign up for the Free Community Edition of Splunk Phantom to begin your automation journey today.

Already a current Phantom user? Check out the 4.10 Release Notes or download Phantom v4.10 to take advantage of the latest updates.

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