AI triage for Splunk notable events

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How Jutsu works with Splunk

Forward Splunk notable events and saved-search results into Jutsu for autonomous triage, enrichment, and response.

What you can do

Ingest notable events and search results
Enrich and investigate without leaving Jutsu
Push findings back as Splunk annotations

How it will connect

Connect in minutes
Authenticate with your existing credentials: no agents to deploy, no data to migrate.
Jutsu investigates
AI SOC agents triage, enrich, and correlate every signal automatically, around the clock.
Act with confidence
Get analyst-grade verdicts and one-click response, with humans always in control.

What the Splunk connector will do

The Splunk connector is on Jutsu's roadmap and isn't available yet. As planned, it works in both directions:

Ingest
Splunk notable events and saved-search results arrive in Jutsu as alerts.
Investigate
AI agents enrich and investigate each one, so nobody has to pivot between Splunk and other consoles.
Write back
Findings are pushed back to Splunk as annotations on the original event.

What Jutsu would add to a Splunk notable

Once connected, Splunk events would run through the same agent pipeline that triages every Jutsu data source today.

Normalize
Splunk events are mapped to Jutsu's common format, so they can be correlated with alerts from Wazuh, Google Workspace, and syslog.
Enrich
IPs, hashes, and domains in the event are checked against nine threat-intel providers and your asset inventory.
Score
Each event gets a 0–100 risk score, a verdict, a confidence level, and MITRE ATT&CK technique mapping.
Correlate and respond
Related alerts are grouped into one incident with an auto-generated report. Benign events close, confident detections can run an AgentSOAR playbook, and uncertain ones become cases.

Available today

Until the Splunk connector ships, Jutsu ingests alerts from Wazuh, Google Workspace, and syslog. Roadmap order follows what teams ask for, so tell us if you need Splunk.

Wazuh integration

Splunk integration FAQ

Is the Splunk integration available?

Not yet. It's on Jutsu's roadmap. Today Jutsu ingests alerts from Wazuh, Google Workspace, and syslog.

Will Jutsu replace Splunk?

No. As planned, the connector reads notable events and saved-search results from Splunk and writes findings back as annotations, so Splunk stays in place.

What will Jutsu add to Splunk notable events?

Threat-intel enrichment from nine providers, a 0–100 risk score with a verdict and confidence level, MITRE ATT&CK mapping, and correlation with alerts from your other sources into a single incident.