Aflac Automates Threat Intelligence System With Splunk
Splunk Enterprise Security Helps Leading Global Insurer
In 2016, Aflac embarked on a mission to build custom TIS in response to the rapid increase in security threats targeting its network of 15,000 worldwide employees. With malware, spear-phishing and nation-state compromises increasing across the globe at an alarming rate, Aflac required stronger threat intelligence to adequately detect and respond to attacks. A long-time Splunk Enterprise customer, Aflac chose
- Blocked over two million security threats;
- Orchestrated threat intelligence across 20 security technologies sitting within TIS;
- Automated threat hunting and 90% of its security metrics process in just two months;
- Given security analysts at Aflac more than 30 hours a month back to focus on proactive security, instead of manual data collection and reporting.
“The success of a
While Aflac originally brought on Splunk ES to consume, manage and operationalize threat intelligence data from distributed sources within its TIS, the insurer has since expanded their use of
“More and more of our customers are using Splunk ES and Splunk UBA as a business enabler that transforms strategy and influences decision-making from the very top. Aflac is a great example of how security teams contribute to the business when they take an analytics-driven approach to security,” said
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