How Exabeam Helps You Augment or Replace Splunk
Brief
A flexible path to stronger detection and investigation, without forcing an immediate platform replacement
Splunk environments can add behavioral detection and AI-assisted investigation without a full platform replacement.
Splunk deployments often run deep in log collection, compliance reporting, and daily security operations. Turning that high-volume telemetry into reliable behavioral context and investigation-ready evidence is the real challenge, and rule-heavy setups add tuning overhead and fragment investigations.
This solution brief explains how Exabeam adds behavior-based detection and AI-assisted investigation on top of an existing Splunk deployment, with a flexible path to New-Scale SIEM or New-Scale Fusion when modernization becomes the priority.
Key Questions This Solution Brief Helps You Answer
- Why are Splunk environments hard to modernize?
- How does Exabeam detect credential misuse and insider threats without replacing Splunk?
- How does Exabeam help analysts prioritize alerts and build a risk story faster?
- How can you measure security coverage and identify gaps?
- When does it make sense to augment Splunk versus replace it?
How Exabeam Extends Your Splunk Environment
New-Scale Analytics adds behavior-based detection for human and non-human identities on top of Splunk, while Threat Center and Exabeam Nova AI help analysts build a complete risk story faster. Outcomes Navigator measures coverage against priority use cases and industry frameworks, and when modernization becomes the priority, the same behavioral foundation extends to New-Scale SIEM or New-Scale Fusion.
Download the solution brief to see whether augmenting or replacing Splunk is the right next step for your security operations.
