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Use Splunk as the investigation layer for Doppel external-threat intelligence. Use a bi-directional sync between Doppel and Splunk to streamline threat intelligence and takedown workflows.
Integration overview
SOC teams are slower when external attack evidence, internal telemetry, and remediation status have to be reconciled manually across multiple consoles. Use a bi-directional sync between Doppel and Splunk to streamline threat intelligence and takedown workflows. The practical benefit is a SOC workflow where searches, investigation context, and external takedown activity can be reviewed together instead of maintained in parallel consoles.
Enrich Splunk investigations with Doppel external-threat context
Correlate impersonation campaigns with internal events and identities
Streamline handoffs between analysis and takedown response
Better together
Use a bi-directional sync between Doppel and Splunk to streamline threat intelligence and takedown workflows. The integration is most useful when it shortens the path from discovery to investigation, ownership, and response without removing the context needed for analyst judgment.
Enrich Splunk investigations with Doppel external-threat context
Correlate impersonation campaigns with internal events and identities
Streamline handoffs between analysis and takedown response
Challenge
Splunk can be the center of a SOC investigation, while external impersonation and takedown evidence often lives elsewhere. That split creates manual triage and context loss.
Solution
Doppel + Splunk brings the two views closer together: external threat context from Doppel and the SOC workflow already centered in Splunk.
A useful Splunk integration should preserve the evidence that makes a Doppel finding actionable: the impersonated identity, malicious infrastructure, related campaign assets, ownership, and response state.
Connecting Doppel with Splunk can reduce swivel-chairing, keep context attached to the case, and make external social-engineering response fit the team’s existing operating model.