Every notable event, autonomously resolved.
Simbian AI agents natively integrate with Splunk Enterprise Security to autonomously triage, investigate, and respond to SIEM notable events. Around the clock, no SPL expertise, no playbook overhead.
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Automated Splunk Alert Triage and Incident Response
Simbian agents use the Splunk REST API to ingest notable events, run SPL searches, and update incident review status — turning your SIEM data into autonomous outcomes.
Automated Notable Event Triage
Simbian continuously ingests Splunk ES notable events and classifies them using cross-domain reasoning, eliminating the manual review backlog.
SPL-Powered Investigation
Autonomously construct and execute SPL queries against your Splunk indexes to gather evidence, correlate events across sourcetypes, and trace attack timelines.
STIX Threat Intelligence Correlation
Enrich every notable event with STIX-formatted indicators, matching observables against your threat intelligence feeds before issuing a verdict.
Cross-Source Correlation
Correlate findings across Splunk sourcetypes — firewall, endpoint, authentication, DNS, and proxy logs — to build complete incident context from a single alert.
Continuous Monitoring & Visibility
Watch every correlation search, data model acceleration, and notable event in your Splunk ES deployment without gaps in coverage or shift handoff delays.
Context Lake™ Enrichment
Every Splunk notable event is enriched with org-specific tribal knowledge, SOPs, past investigations, and analyst feedback along with security telemetry from across your environment.
Use AI to Automate Splunk Alerts
Most SOC teams spend 80% of their time on alerts that turn out to be false positives. Simbian closes them in seconds.
Book a Demo →How Simbian investigates a Splunk notable event.
A real-world investigation, end to end. From notable event to verdict in 31 seconds — every reasoning step auditable.
Four Steps to Autonomous SIEM Operations with Splunk
From REST API connection to automated incident resolution, Simbian handles your Splunk alert lifecycle without playbooks or manual SPL.
Connect
Simbian connects to Splunk Enterprise Security via the REST API using token-based authentication (Splunk auth tokens). No Heavy Forwarders, no additional infrastructure.
Monitor
AI agents watch Splunk ES notable events from all correlation searches — covering every detection use case in your deployment, continuously.
Investigate
For every notable event, Simbian constructs SPL queries against your indexes, correlates across sourcetypes, and enriches with threat intelligence to build the full incident picture.
Respond
Update notable event status in Incident Review, add investigation notes, and trigger containment actions in connected security tools — closing the loop in Splunk.
Real Threats. Autonomous Outcomes.
See how Simbian and Splunk Enterprise Security work together across the high-volume SIEM scenarios that drain SOC analyst time.
Clear the Notable Event Backlog Automatically
Splunk ES correlation searches generate hundreds of daily notable events. Simbian investigates each one, closes false positives with documented SPL evidence, and surfaces confirmed threats — cutting your review backlog to near zero.
Detect and Contain Lateral Movement Across Logs
When Splunk detects authentication anomalies across multiple hosts, Simbian correlates authentication, endpoint, and DNS logs to map the movement path, then triggers containment in your EDR — all from a single Splunk notable event.
Catch Exfiltration Patterns in Network Logs
A Splunk correlation search flags unusual outbound data volumes. Simbian runs SPL queries across proxy, DNS, and endpoint logs to identify the source process, affected data, and exfiltration destination — delivering a complete incident report for your response team.
More SIEM & XDR Integrations
Simbian connects to every major SIEM and XDR platform. Unify your detection stack under autonomous SOC operations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Simbian AI agents autonomously triage every Splunk ES notable event — constructing SPL queries, correlating across sourcetypes, and delivering verdicts without playbooks or manual intervention. Automated alert triage covers all your correlation searches around the clock.
AI eliminates the notable event backlog by investigating each alert in seconds, running SPL queries for evidence, and closing false positives automatically. Simbian resolves up to 92% of Splunk alerts autonomously — ending the SIEM alert fatigue caused by correlation searches flooding the Incident Review queue faster than analysts can work.
No, for the majority of notable events. Simbian replaces SIEM correlation rules and SOAR playbooks with AI reasoning that adapts to each alert. It handles novel threats that no playbook anticipated and eliminates the maintenance overhead — functioning as a practical SOAR alternative for Splunk environments.
Under 15 minutes. Simbian connects via Splunk's REST API using an authentication token — no Heavy Forwarders to deploy, no indexes to reconfigure, no Splunk apps to install. The autonomous SOC ingests notable events immediately after token authentication.
No. Simbian operates alongside Splunk ES, not instead of it. Splunk remains your SIEM and log analytics engine — Simbian adds an AI SOC analyst layer that autonomously triages, investigates, and responds to notable events. Your existing correlation searches, dashboards, and data pipelines stay intact.