NetFlow and SNMP Analytics for Splunk

NetFlow and SNMP Analytics for Splunk — built by NetFlow Logic, an official Splunk Partner — gives network and security teams complete visibility into traffic flows, device health, and potential threats across on-premises and multi-cloud environments. Powered by NetFlow Optimizer (NFO), the app processes all major flow formats — NetFlow v5/v9, sFlow, IPFIX — and cloud flow logs from AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud Platform, and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. NFO enriches and filters data before it reaches Splunk, so analysts work with actionable intelligence rather than raw telemetry — and teams avoid the Splunk ingest cost that comes with unfiltered flow data. What you can do with this app: - Monitor your entire network in one place — unified visibility across on-premises infrastructure and all major cloud platforms - Detect threats faster — correlate flow data with IP reputation, GeoIP, user identity, and application context to surface anomalies and suspicious activity - Reduce Splunk ingest costs — filter and aggregate flows upstream in NFO so only enriched, relevant data reaches Splunk - Optimise network performance — identify overloaded interfaces, bandwidth hogs, and congestion before they impact users - Monitor device health with SNMP — poll devices and receive traps (SNMPv2c and v3) for real-time CPU, memory, and interface monitoring - Enrich your data automatically — DNS names, VM names, GeoIP, application identification, and user identity added at ingest Solution areas: Traffic overview and executive dashboards · NetFlow and flow analysis (v5/v9, sFlow, IPFIX) · Cloud flow analytics (AWS, Azure, GCP, OCI) · SNMP device and interface health · Security and threat detection · Administration and configuration Requirements: NetFlow Optimizer (NFO) is required. Compatible with Splunk Enterprise and Splunk Cloud, Splunk ES, and Splunk ITSI (via the Content Pack for SNMP and NetFlow). Start a free 60-day trial at netflowlogic.com/free-trial — or request a demo to see the app running against live network data.