Genuinely surprised anybody would acquire Splunk in 2023. Whenever you hear about Splunk from security engineers, they're actively trying to get off it (edit: yes, primarily because of cost). Better, next-gen SIEMs are either here or around the corner.
Which ones do you recommend? Every one I have tried hasn't really given me the same flexibility as Splunk, most seem to miss the core part of what makes Splunk cool. Though I'd definitely like to see Splunk improve their design.
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#23Genuinely surprised anybody would acquire Splunk in 2023. Whenever you hear about Splunk from security engineers, they're actively trying to get off it (edit: yes, primarily because of cost). Better, next-gen SIEMs are either here or around the corner.
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#27I'm using Suricata in production and evaluating OSSEC for viability, what else in the SIEM space is worth a look for Linux hackers?
Like snort, but looks at system calls.
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#29Does anyone have an example of an acquisition where the products of the acquired company then became better?
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I think they’re trying to get off of it because it is so freaking expensive.
I used Splunk at a previous job and that’s one of my few/only complaints with it. Great tool but extremely expensive for what you get. Datadog is the same way as well as Pagerduty. There’s not enough competition in these spaces
We moved vendors a few time and it wasn’t that painful.