Splunk
Optimization

You Invested in Splunk for Visibility. Mesh Turns That Visibility Into Action.

THE PROBLEM

Splunk Sees Everything. But Seeing Everything Isn’t the Same as Understanding What Matters.

Splunk is the backbone of security operations for thousands of enterprises – a powerful data platform that ingests signals from across your environment. But data volume and security clarity are not the same thing.

More logs, more noise, less signal.

Splunk ingests everything. But without cross-domain context, your team is left manually correlating thousands of events trying to determine which ones represent real risk – and which are just noise.

Splunk shows what happened. Not what's at risk.

Splunk is exceptional at detection and investigation after the fact. But it wasn't built to show which combinations of misconfigurations, identity issues, and vulnerabilities create viable attack paths to Crown Jewels before an incident occurs.

Cost scales with data. Value doesn't.

As your environment grows, Splunk ingestion costs grow with it. But more data doesn't automatically mean better security outcomes – not without the context layer that connects findings into actionable intelligence.

Current cybersecurity tools and architectures are unable to make contextualized enforcement decisions fast enough to meet security team objectives and business needs.

Gartner, Cybersecurity Mesh Architecture (CSMA) 3.0

THE SOLUTION

Mesh CSMA: The Attack Path Context Layer That Makes Splunk More Valuable

Mesh doesn’t replace Splunk. It sits above it – transforming raw log data and isolated alerts into prioritized, cross-domain attack path intelligence.

Connect Splunk Into Your Unified Security Graph

Mesh integrates with Splunk natively, pulling SIEM events and alerts into a real-time, identity-centric graph alongside your cloud, identity, SaaS, network, and endpoint tools.

Turn Splunk Alerts Into Attack Path Intelligence

Mesh correlates Splunk’s event data with findings across every other tool – showing which combinations of signals represent real, viable paths to Crown Jewels versus noise to deprioritize.

Drive Remediation Through Your Existing Stack

Mesh uses Splunk’s visibility as input to orchestrate systematic attack path elimination – prioritized by real business risk, not raw event volume.

THE OUTCOMES

Stop Paying for Data.
Start Getting Answers.

See and eliminate complete post-phishing attack paths before attackers find them

Know which Splunk alerts actually matter

Mesh provides the cross-domain context Splunk lacks — so instead of investigating thousands of events in isolation, your team sees exactly which alerts are part of a real attack chain threatening Crown Jewels.

Shift from reactive detection to proactive elimination

Splunk tells you what happened. Mesh shows you what’s about to. By correlating Splunk data with posture, identity, and exposure findings, Mesh reveals attack paths before they’re exploited.

Reduce investigation time dramatically

When Splunk surfaces an incident, Mesh already has the full cross-domain context mapped – which assets are at risk, which exposure chains are involved, and where to respond first. Hours of manual investigation become minutes.

Get more ROI from your Splunk investment

Your Splunk license is expensive. Mesh maximizes its value by transforming event data into prioritized attack path intelligence – making every alert more actionable and every analyst more effective.

Unify Splunk with your full security stack

Mesh connects Splunk’s SIEM signals with your cloud, identity, endpoint, and SaaS tools – turning fragmented visibility into unified enterprise-wide context and control.

Strategic Guide

The Security Architect’s
Guide to CSMA

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VP and Deputy CISO

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a clear way to understand where their security program stands, identify the real gaps, and actually close them.

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