Electric utilities face some of the world's strictest cybersecurity mandates. NERC CIP standards require continuous monitoring, rigorous access controls, fully auditable incident handling, and strict separation of critical assets - all without ever moving sensitive data outside your secure perimeter.

Alert Manager Enterprise (AME) helps grid operators meet these requirements with a structured, auditable alert lifecycle that stays entirely inside their existing Splunk environment.

If you already use Splunk for visibility and alerting, AME turns your current Splunk alerts into compliant workflows - without external tools, data egress, or heavy custom development.

No new consoles. No compliance gaps. Just reliable event management that supports grid protection and simplifies audits.

Data ingestion failures often go unnoticed until it's too late. In this post, we share how a simple detection layer + Alert Manager Enterprise monitors ingestion health.

In this article we wish to introduce users to the Service Levels features that were introduced with AME version 3.2. SLAs are a game-changing addition that empower you to define precise policies for managing service levels associated with events within AME.

Learn about the enhanced event aggregation capabilities in Alert Manager Enterprise 3.2 that help reduce alert fatigue.

Workflow Actions are a powerful tool provided by the base Splunk platform that allows for interactions between events in Splunk and external systems. AME can be extended with these workflow actions, to allow analysts to click on events within AME and drill into key fields into an external system.

In our recent communication regarding the launch of Alert Manager Enterprise (AME) version 3.0, we introduced various new features and enhancements, showcasing our commitment to delivering substantial value to our clients and users. We plan to delve deeper into these updates through a series of blog posts, elaborating on how these innovations not only bolster the capabilities of AME but also offer customization options to align with the specific processes of our clients.

Alert Manager Enterprise 2.0 was released last week, bringing many exciting new features. In Version 2.0, we also changed the Alert Action Notifications into a free feature.

Welcome to the last part of our Alert Manager Enterprise introduction blog series.

Our previous blog post looked closely at Notifications and Workflow Actions. This time we're looking at one of the most exciting new features of AME: Multi-Tenancy.

We will also discuss our release plan, feature packs, support plan, and roadmap. Let's get started!

In our previous blog post, we introduced you to tags and rules. This time we're taking a closer look at Notifications and Workflow Actions.

Welcome to the second part of our Alert Manager Enterprise blog series!

In our first part, we talked about the new Event Summary view and how to configure alerts. You may have already caught a glimpse of tags in the screenshots. Let's take a deeper look!