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Detecting insider threats with Qmulos Behavior Analytics and the Splunk platform

Attempting to detect insider threats using traditional rule-based alerting often misses subtle behavioral patterns that indicate risk. Security teams need a way to improve detection and investigation of user-driven threats within a centralized platform.

Solution

Qmulos Behavior Analytics and Audit extends the Splunk platform by applying AI-driven behavior analytics to user and system activity, helping teams identify unusual patterns, investigate suspicious actions, and prioritize potential insider threats faster. With this integration, analysts can:

  • Detect anomalous user activity
  • Investigate audit trails in context
  • Correlate behavior with system and security events
  • Identify risk indicators earlier
  • Support faster mitigation and response

By surfacing behavioral anomalies that rule-based alerts might miss and bringing those insights into the Splunk platform, teams can investigate issues in one place and make more informed remediation decisions.

You can watch this video to learn more about insider threat detection with Qmulos Behavior Analytics and Audit:

Operational benefits

Organizations using Qmulos with the Splunk platform can improve both efficiency and security outcomes. Benefits include:

  • Faster insider threat detection and investigation
  • Improved ability to prioritize and mitigate risks
  • Centralized correlation of behavior with security events

Who should use this approach

This integration is especially relevant for:

  • Security operations teams
  • Insider threat program managers
  • Risk management practitioners

Next steps

Combining Qmulos Behavior Analytics with the Splunk platform helps teams detect and respond to user-driven threats with greater speed and confidence. To pair this with automated RMF compliance workflows, see our companion article, Automating RMF processes with Qmulos Q-Compliance and the Splunk platform.

To see the demo in action, visit the Splunk Show page here: Qmulos Splunk Show Template

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