Galileo's technology will slide into Cisco’s Splunk observability portfolio for improved AI agent visibility and protection.

Cisco Systems Inc. said today it’s acquiring the artificial intelligence-native observability startup Galileo Technologies Inc. in order to make “agentic workforces” more trustworthy and reliable.

Cisco is to acquire AI observability firm Galileo Technologies to "supercharge" Splunk capabilities. In a blog regarding the tie up, Kamal Hathi, SVP and GM of Cisco's Splunk Busi ...

CRN breaks down the compensation of Splunk’s top seven highest paid executives – collectively earning more than $107 million – in the recently concluded fiscal 2023. Splunk, founded in 2003 and based ...

Observability in financial systems is not just an engineering convenience. It is a regulatory necessity. When a trade fails ...

When a VIP customer calls and the trace has been discarded, you can't prove the issue wasn't yours. Splunk's Stephane Estevez ...

Investment management company Vulcan Value Partners recently released its fourth-quarter 2022 investor letter. A copy of the same can be downloaded here. The firm has five strategies, and all trailed ...

CrowdStrike vs Splunk: Which SIEM Solution Is Right for You? Your email has been sent Security information and event management solutions are crucial components in any organization’s cybersecurity ...

Through their Better Together partnership, Splunk and ThousandEyes strengthen the digital resilience of the Public Sector ...

Technology markets can move fast. Nothing demonstrates that better than today’s announcement that Cisco is buying Splunk in a $28 billion deal. First, rewind to 2020. Splunk was a leader in a market ...

On Thursday, Cisco Systems CSCO announced its plans to acquire Splunk SPLK for $28 billion ($157 in cash per share), a 31% premium to Splunk’s Sept. 20 closing price. Cisco aims to expand its ...