Splunk Enterprise Security has numerous frameworks to create correlations, integrate threat intelligence, and provide a...

TheRisk Frameworkin Splunk Enterprise Security is designed to raise the threat profile of individuals or assets based on their activities. It allows security teams to assign risk scores to users or devices that engage in suspicious or anomalous behaviors, making it easier to identify entities that may require further investigation.

Risk Framework:

This framework aggregates risk events and calculates risk scores that help in prioritizing alerts and focusing on high-risk entities within the organization.

By identifying and raising the profile of entities involved in suspicious activities, it enables proactive threat detection and response.

Incorrect Options:

A. Threat Intelligence Framework:Integrates threat intelligence feeds but does not directly handle risk scoring of assets.

C. Notable Event Framework:Manages notable events but is not focused on risk profiling.

D. Asset and Identity Framework:Manages asset and identity data, linking them with events, but does not perform risk scoring.

Splunk Documentation:Detailed information on the Risk Framework and how it integrates with other security features in Splunk ES.

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