User Behavior Analytics
Uses machine learning to analyze the behavior of users, devices, and applications to detect unusual or anomalous activities including insider threats and compromised accounts.
Picari insights
Mid-to-large enterprise security teams already invested in the Splunk ecosystem seeking advanced, unsupervised machine learning to detect stealthy insider threats and credential abuse.
- Detecting subtle insider threats and data exfiltration
- Spotting credential theft and account takeovers
- Entity-centric risk scoring across hybrid environments
- Organizations not using or planning to use Splunk Enterprise/Cloud
- Small security teams seeking an out-of-the-box, maintenance-free tool
- Budget-constrained environments wary of high infrastructure and data ingestion costs
Ask about pricing, alternatives, or if User Behavior Analytics is right for you.
- Personalized fit analysis
- See relevant alternatives
- Run an evaluation when you're ready
Core capabilities
Common use cases
Account misuse prevention
Compromised credential identification
Insider threat detection
Lateral movement detection
Things to consider
Every product has trade-offs, and which of them matter depends on your environment, your team and your timeline.
Security & compliance
Frameworks Splunk User Behavior Analytics reports for security, privacy, and regulatory compliance.
SOC 2 Type II
AICPA security & availability audit
ISO/IEC 27001
Information security management standard
CSA STAR
Cloud Security Alliance assurance
GDPR
EU data protection compliance
HIPAA
US healthcare data protection
FedRAMP
US federal cloud authorization
PCI DSS
Payment card data security standard
Splunk User Behavior Analytics pricing and integrations
For Splunk User Behavior Analytics integration and pricing details, ask Picari. Start a briefing with your question, such as whether it connects to your SIEM, identity provider and ticketing stack, or how it is priced at your seat count and data volume.
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