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Splunk Joins Cisco: Uniting for Enhanced Security, AI, and Networking Solutions

  • March 18, 2024
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Today marks an exciting milestone as Splunk officially joins forces with Cisco, signaling the commencement of a transformative journey for our customers. This collaboration heralds the amalgamation of our cutting-edge technologies, poised to address complex challenges and unlock unprecedented opportunities.

The fusion of Cisco and Splunk heralds a new era of unparalleled visibility and insights across organizations’ digital landscapes. By combining comprehensive security, observability, and networking solutions, we empower customers to deliver seamless, secure experiences across physical, digital, and AI-powered domains.

Together, we are poised to revolutionize the AI landscape, providing the infrastructure, data, security, and observability platforms necessary for AI success. Additionally, our unified efforts will bolster mission-critical security outcomes, leveraging cloud, network, and endpoint traffic for unparalleled threat prevention and response.

Exciting developments lie ahead as we integrate Cisco’s Talos threat intelligence into Splunk, enhancing threat detection and incident response capabilities. Furthermore, our collaboration will yield a full-stack observability solution, enabling organizations to maintain digital uptime and drive operational efficiency across multi-cloud environments.

The marriage of Cisco’s network prowess with Splunk’s analytics capabilities promises enhanced value for customers. By harnessing data in innovative ways, we deliver secure networking solutions on intelligent, resilient infrastructures.

This union isn’t just about innovation; it’s about economics too. By consolidating point products and embracing convergence, we drive better business outcomes while reducing costs for our customers.

As we embark on this journey together, our focus remains firmly on customer-centric innovation. In the coming months, we’ll work tirelessly to integrate Cisco and Splunk products seamlessly, offering flexibility and choice across on-prem, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments.

Our commitment to openness and extensibility ensures that our solutions remain adaptable to customers’ unique technology strategies. With tightly integrated yet loosely coupled solutions, we safeguard customers’ IT investments while driving innovation across their ecosystems.

Above all, today signifies the union of two remarkable teams, driven by shared values and a passion for making the world safer and more inclusive. As Cisco and Splunk forge ahead together, we embrace the challenge of solving our customers’ toughest problems, today and long into the future. Together, we’re poised to connect and protect organizations worldwide like never before.

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