The cost of inaction: Is Splunk holding you back?
As your business scales, legacy SIEM tools like Splunk can slow you down and cost you more.
Scalability challenges
Traditional SIEMs like Splunk struggle with large-scale deployments and scalability. As data volumes grow, escalating SIEM licensing fees become increasingly burdensome.
Missed security insights
Without advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning, you may miss critical security insights that let potential threats go undetected.
Resource drain
Complex query languages and ongoing maintenance further drain IT resources and reduce overall performance.
Rising costs, diminishing returns
Organizations often find themselves paying more for less value, with high SIEM spend delivering diminishing returns on detection speed, coverage, and automation.
Proven Outcomes of Migrating to Google SecOps (formerly Google Chronicle)
Cost Savings
50%+ Reduction
Critical Alert Detection
99% Accuracy
Response Time
>90% Reduction
Threat Detection Coverage
140% Improvement
Playbook Efficiency
90% Increase
Why Google Security Operations outpaces Splunk
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Scales with Your Business
Cloud-native and lightning-fast, built to handle growing data volumes without slowdowns.

Predictable, Lower Costs
No penalties for higher data ingestion & analysis. Reduced overhead means better ROI from day one.
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Smarter Threat Detection
Built-in AI and threat intelligence help surface real threats faster, with fewer false positives.
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Full Visibility, Real-Time Context
Unified views across your environment deliver deeper insights and faster, more informed decisions.
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Automated, Accelerated Response
Integrated playbooks and automation streamline workflows and reduce time to contain incidents.
Why Choose Netenrich for Your Migration from Splunk to Google SecOps

Google SecOps
Mastery
Leverage Netenrich’s deep expertise for a smooth, efficient migration.
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Comprehensive
Planning
Tailored migration plans based on a thorough assessment of your current setup.
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Data integrity
Assurance
Proven methods ensure zero data loss and full security data integrity.
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Minimal
Downtime
Parallel and staged migration techniques keep disruption to a minimum.
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Knowledge
Transfer
Hands-on training ensures your team is ready to maximize Google SecOps post-migration.
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Performance
Validation
Rigorously test to ensure Google SecOps matches or outperforms your previous Splunk setup.
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Compliance
Maintenance
Preserve compliance with all relevant regulations during migration.
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Continuous
Support
Ongoing support and optimization keep your SecOps environment aligned with evolving needs.
Netenrich Packages for Splunk to SecOps Migration
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SecOps Implement
Splunk to Google SecOps
Streamline your Splunk Migration with Netenrich

Week 1-2
Pre-migration planning and environment assessment
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Week 3-4
Data source integration and validation
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Week 5-6
Search and rule migration
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Week 7-8
Alerts, dashboards setup, and optimization
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Week 9-10
Workflow migration and
automation
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Week 11-12
Go live and production cutover
FAQs
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How can I measure the effectiveness of my migration to Google SecOps post-migration?
Effectiveness can be measured through improvements in detection coverage, faster response times (MTTD/MTTR), reduced false positives, and cost optimization. You’ll also benefit from structured post-migration reviews, operational baselines, and monthly performance insights that validate the impact.
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Will Google SecOps handle all types of log data we currently process in Splunk?
Yes. Google SecOps supports ingestion from a wide variety of sources across cloud, hybrid, and on-prem environments. Custom and standard parsers are implemented and reviewed to ensure quality and full data coverage, including normalization and enrichment for better detection.
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What are the key differences in threat detection between Splunk and Google SecOps?
Google SecOps combines scalable analytics from Chronicle with advanced detection using YARA-L rules, threat intelligence, and real-time context. What sets it apart is the integration of Gemini AI, which enhances detection quality through natural language investigations, contextual insights, and risk-based prioritization. In comparison to traditional rule-based detection, Google SecOps provides broader coverage, less noise, and better prioritization of high-risk threats.
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How do I ensure data security during the migration from Splunk to Google SecOps?
Data security is maintained through encrypted data transfers, strict access controls, and adherence to secure engineering best practices. Sensitive configurations are validated at each stage, and the process is designed to align with your compliance and governance requirements.
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What ongoing support is available after the migration is complete?
Post-migration, you receive continuous engineering support for log onboarding, parser management, detection rule tuning, SOAR playbook development, dashboard/report customization, and threat escalation. Ongoing service reviews and training ensure the platform evolves with your needs.