Cisco And Splunk Unveils Integrated Full-Stack Observability Experience For The Enterprise, Helping Customers Deliver More Performant And Secure Digital Experiences

Cisco and Splunk Enable Unparalleled Visibility and Real-Time Insights to Standardize Observability in One SolutionNews Summary: The new Unified Observability Experience offers customers a cohesive experience

Cisco and Splunk Enable Unparalleled Visibility and Real-Time Insights to Standardize Observability in One Solution

News Summary: 

  • The new Unified Observability Experience offers customers a cohesive experience across Cisco and Splunk observability solutions, while establishing the foundation for future integrations.
  • Integration and new innovations empower customers with best in class support for both traditional and modern application architectures and visibility across their entire digital footprint.
  • Through Cisco and Splunk observability solutions, customers can build an observability practice that meets their IT environment needs, on-premises, hybrid and multi cloud.

LAS VEGAS, June 5, 2024 /PRNewswire/ — CISCO LIVE — Cisco (NASDAQ:CSCO) today unveiled the first of its innovative integrations with Splunk, a Cisco company, as the organizations combine their market-leading observability technologies to accelerate full-stack observability for the entire enterprise, helping customers deliver more performant and secure digital experiences. Through the full-stack observability journey, organizations can unlock unified visibility across any environment (on-premises, hybrid and multi cloud) and any stack while harnessing powerful real-time analytics for faster, more accurate detection, investigation and response.

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