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Top 5 Things to Consider When Replacing a Legacy SIEM

Splunk • October 31, 2022  
Top 5 Things to Consider When Replacing a Legacy SIEM

Discover which new security information and event management (SIEM) capabilities are critical to supporting your organization’s business and security objectives and how to successfully plan, design and deploy a new integrated, analytics-driven SIEM that meets your needs.

Download “Top 5 Things to Consider When Replacing a Legacy SIEM” to learn more about how Splunk can help address these key considerations:

  • The business drivers to consider when replacing your legacy SIEM;
  • The capabilities you need in an analytics-driven SIEM;
  • How to plan and design for the transition.
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