What is Splunk Enterprise?

Splunk Enterprise is a data platform designed to give organizations total visibility into their operations, security, and infrastructure. It allows businesses to collect and analyze data from virtually any source, whether it’s logs, metrics, or streaming data, enabling proactive monitoring and response. Teams can build powerful dashboards, automate alerts, and track anomalies in real time, ensuring that threats and issues are identified before they disrupt operations. Powered by Splunk AI, the platform goes beyond reporting by predicting risks, uncovering hidden patterns, and enabling data-driven decisions. Splunk’s machine learning apps, such as the AI Assistant and Anomaly Detection toolkit, bring advanced intelligence to IT service management and security workflows. Its flexible architecture scales effortlessly, supporting terabytes of data and over 2,300 integrations with popular enterprise tools. Whether in security operations, IT infrastructure, or digital business monitoring, Splunk unifies data across edge, cloud, and hybrid ecosystems. Customers report dramatic efficiency gains, such as cutting incident workloads by nearly 99% and slashing costs with automation. This ability to connect insights across the enterprise makes Splunk an essential platform for digital resilience. By turning raw data into clear, actionable intelligence, Splunk empowers organizations to act with speed, clarity, and confidence.

Pricing

Free Version:
Free Version available.

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Company Facts

Company Name:
Cisco
Date Founded:
1984
Company Location:
United States
Company Website:
www.splunk.com

Product Details

Deployment
SaaS
Training Options
Online Training
On-Site Training
Support
Standard Support
Web-Based Support

Product Details

Target Company Sizes
Individual
1-10
11-50
51-200
201-500
501-1000
1001-5000
5001-10000
10001+
Target Organization Types
Mid Size Business
Small Business
Enterprise
Freelance
Nonprofit
Government
Startup
Supported Languages
English

Splunk Enterprise Categories and Features

SIEM Software

Application Security
Behavioral Analytics
Compliance Reporting
Endpoint Management
File Integrity Monitoring
Forensic Analysis
Log Management
Network Monitoring
Real Time Monitoring
Threat Intelligence
User Activity Monitoring

Network Troubleshooting Software

Alerts / Escalation
Bandwidth Troubleshooting
Change Management
Configuration Management
Connectivity Management
Data Visualization
Historical Audit
Mobile Network Troubleshooting
Network Analysis
Network Monitoring

Network Security Software

Access Control
Analytics / Reporting
Compliance Reporting
Firewalls
Internet Usage Monitoring
Intrusion Detection System
Threat Response
VPN
Vulnerability Scanning

Network Monitoring Software

Bandwidth Monitoring
Baseline Manager
Diagnostic Tools
IP Address Monitoring
Internet Usage Monitoring
Real Time Analytics
Resource Management
SLA Monitoring
Server Monitoring
Uptime Monitoring
Web Traffic Reporting

Log Management Software

Archiving
Audit Trails
Compliance Reporting
Consolidation
Data Visualization
Event Logs
Network Logs
Remediation
Syslogs
Thresholds
Web Logs

IT Management Software

Capacity Monitoring
Compliance Management
Event Logs
Hardware Inventory
IT Budgeting
License Management
Patch Management
Remote Access
Scheduling
Software Inventory
User Activity Monitoring

IT Infrastructure Monitoring Tool

Alerts / Notifications
Application Monitoring
Bandwidth Monitoring
Capacity Planning
Configuration Change Management
Data Movement Monitoring
Health Monitoring
Multi-Platform Support
Performance Monitoring
Point-in-Time Visibility
Reporting / Analytics
Virtual Machine Monitoring

Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) Software

Behavioral Analytics
Blacklisting/Whitelisting
Continuous Monitoring
Malware/Anomaly Detection
Prioritization
Remediation Management
Root Cause Analysis

Data Visualization Software

Analytics
Content Management
Dashboard Creation
Filtered Views
OLAP
Relational Display
Simulation Models
Visual Discovery

Cybersecurity Software

AI / Machine Learning
Behavioral Analytics
Endpoint Management
IOC Verification
Incident Management
Tokenization
Vulnerability Scanning
Whitelisting / Blacklisting

Cloud Security Software

Antivirus
Application Security
Behavioral Analytics
Encryption
Endpoint Management
Incident Management
Intrusion Detection System
Threat Intelligence
Two-Factor Authentication
Vulnerability Management

Artificial Intelligence Software

Chatbot
For Healthcare
For Sales
For eCommerce
Image Recognition
Machine Learning
Multi-Language
Natural Language Processing
Predictive Analytics
Process/Workflow Automation
Rules-Based Automation
Virtual Personal Assistant (VPA)

Application Performance Monitoring (APM) Software

Baseline Manager
Diagnostic Tools
Full Transaction Diagnostics
Performance Control
Resource Management
Root-Cause Diagnosis
Server Performance
Trace Individual Transactions

More Splunk Enterprise Categories

Splunk Enterprise Customer Reviews

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  • Reviewer Name: Rohan J.
    Position: Software Developer
    Has used product for: 1-2 Years
    Uses the product: Daily
    Org Size (# of Employees): 100 - 499
    Feature Set
    Layout
    Ease Of Use
    Cost
    Customer Service
    Would you Recommend to Others?
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Great Log Analytics tool

    Date: May 24 2020
    Summary

    Although Splunk comes at a premium and requires efforts to master, its excellence in log analytics, monitoring, data visualization and report generation makes it worth the price and effort.

    Positive

    Customizable dashboards.
    Can consume multiple log sources.
    Extensive and deep search feature.
    Search Queries can be converted to apps.
    Alert system based on log data.

    Negative

    Steep learning curve.
    Search can be slow for huge logs.
    Expensive.

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  • Reviewer Name: A Verified Reviewer
    Position: Software Engineer
    Has used product for: 6-12 Months
    Uses the product: Daily
    Org Size (# of Employees): 20,000 or More
    Would you Recommend to Others?
    1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

    Figure out if you need logs or just metrics

    Date: Jun 09 2020
    Summary

    Make sure you know what types of analytics your business cares about. If you only need some metrics and not detailed records of every incident, Splunk probably isn't for you.

    Positive

    Splunk is top of the line for logging. But that means paying a lot every month, and keeping a lot of data, so make sure you actually need detailed logging.
    If you do, Splunk has a lot of built in functions to analyze your logging data and help your business be more insightful.

    Negative

    If you only need some of the metrics and not all the logs, getting Splunk means you're wasting money and overengineering your analytics process. You can use an open source metrics system like Prometheus instead if that's what you need. It's also super easy to accidentally get false alerts on Splunk, and that will not make your oncall engineers happy.

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