Source:-computerworld.com.auThe security orchestration and automation specialist has now been folded into a broader Splunk security platform as the vendor leans in to automation for operations The future is increasingly looking automated for the machine data cruncher Splunk as customers look to ease the burden on analysts grappling with higher alert volumes, and since the acquisition of Phantom in February last year, Splunk has been busy folding the startup’s automation and orchestration expertise into its IT and security monitoring product portfolio. Since