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Notable events by technique
Map Splunk notables to MITRE ATT&CK and see coverage gaps per tactic.
ATT&CK coverage
Security
Splunk + Kimo
Splunk events and notable alerts streamed into Kimo and correlated with OSINT, assets and threat intelligence.
- Auth
- Read-only credentials
- Sync
- Real time
- Setup
- ≈ 10 min
Live demo workspace with fictional data · no signup, no credentials needed
kimo / connectors / siemSyncing
Sync logreal time
- Succeeded:notable_events+2,176 rowsnow
- Succeeded:mitre_mapping+1,395 rows2m ago
- Succeeded:auth+614 rows4m ago
- Succeeded:notable_events+2,233 rows6m ago
Rows synced · 30 days
175.2M
Workspaces
12%
What you can do
What teams build with Splunk
Splunk on its own answers half the question. Joined with the rest of your stack in Kimo, it answers the other half.
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Correlate with OSINT
Match indicators from Splunk events against open-source and partner feeds in real time.
IOC correlation
03
Analyst workload
Alert volume, false-positive rate and time-to-triage per rule and per shift.
Noisy rules
Objects & tables
Exactly what gets synced
Kimo maps Splunk into clean, typed tables with primary keys and incremental cursors, so syncs stay fast and joins just work.
3 tables · 14 fields
Tables
notable_events
Streaming≈ 3,880,000 rows| Field | Type | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| event_id | id | Primary key |
| _time | string | |
| rule_name | string | |
| urgency | string | |
| src | string | |
| dest | string |
Custom fields and extra objects are discovered automatically on each sync. Row counts are illustrative.
Sample model
From raw Splunk tables to a certified metric
This model ships with the Defense Intelligence demo. Open it to see every join and measure.
Threat correlation
OSINT signals and SIEM events correlated by entity, zone and time window.
- OSINT Feedssignals
- Splunkevents
- AIS Maritimepositions
Model
entity = asset
Measuressignalseventsalerts
Signals ingested · last 30 days
216.3K+3.1% wk/wk
Fictional data · hover the chart for daily values
Setup
Connect Splunk in 10 min
No engineers, no pipelines to maintain. Kimo asks for the minimum access it needs and tells you exactly what it will read.
- 1
Create a service identity
Issue a token or account scoped to the indexes, topics or feeds Kimo should read.
- 2
Open network access
Allow Kimo’s static egress IPs, use an SSH tunnel, or run the on-prem agent inside your network.
- 3
Enter connection details
Credentials are encrypted at rest with a per-workspace key and tested before saving.
- 4
Select tables
Choose what to sync, starting with notable_events. Kimo backfills, then keeps it fresh.
Read-only, encrypted, revocable. Credentials are encrypted with a per-workspace key, never logged, and can be rotated without breaking your models.
Connect Splunk
Step 2 of 3 · Kimo demo workspace
- Reaching host
- Authenticating
- Reading schema
Read-only access
Illustration only · placeholder values, never real secrets
Works great with
Pair Splunk with the rest of your stack
Kimo suggests these joins automatically when both sources are connected.
FAQ
Splunk questions, answered
Splunk is ingested as a stream. New records typically appear in models and maps within a few seconds.
Splunk · Read-only credentials · Real time
See your Splunk data in Kimo in 10 min.
Try it on the live demo workspace first, then connect your own account when you are ready.
