VisibilityRiskIncident ResponseFebruary 15, 2024
ORDR and Splunk Integration Overview
Discover how ORDR's device intelligence integrates with Splunk SIEM to provide real-time visibility into IoT and OT asset risks. Learn to correlate device behavior data with security events for faster threat detection and unified incident response across your entire network infrastructure.
What you'll learn
- Integrate ORDR device intelligence with Splunk to detect IoT/OT threats in real time
- Correlate device risk scores with security events for accelerated incident investigation
- Extend SOC visibility across connected assets beyond traditional IT infrastructure
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ORDR and Splunk Integration Overview
Frequently asked questions
- How does ORDR integrate with Splunk for IoT/OT security?
- ORDR's device intelligence platform feeds real-time asset behavior data directly into Splunk SIEM, enabling security teams to correlate device risk scores with security events. This integration provides unified visibility across IoT, OT, and traditional IT infrastructure within your existing Splunk environment.
- What visibility gaps does ORDR address in Splunk?
- ORDR extends Splunk's monitoring beyond traditional IT to include connected IoT and OT devices that traditional tools often miss. By adding device-level intelligence and behavioral analytics, it closes blind spots in your network and accelerates threat detection across your entire infrastructure.
- Can ORDR help speed up incident response investigations?
- Yes. ORDR's device risk correlation with Splunk security events enables faster incident investigation by providing context on device behavior, asset criticality, and threat risk in real time. This eliminates manual device discovery delays and helps SOC teams respond to threats more efficiently.
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