FAQs
What is the primary focus of the Security Strategist role at Splunk?
The primary focus of the Security Strategist role is on identifying and incubating emerging and strategic security use cases and solutions to stay ahead of customer, market, and technology trends.
Where can the Security Strategist position be based?
This role can be based in France, Italy, Spain, or the UAE.
What types of responsibilities will the Security Strategist have?
Responsibilities include developing emerging security use cases, creating thought leadership content, representing Splunk Security in various initiatives, and mentoring security talent within the organization.
What qualifications are necessary for the Security Strategist role?
Candidates should have 7+ years of experience in technical sales, product, or practitioner roles within the security industry, familiarity with modern security technologies, and the ability to communicate effectively to various audiences.
Will the Security Strategist be required to travel?
Yes, the role involves willingness to travel for industry events, customer meetings, and functional meetings.
What types of security technologies should candidates be familiar with?
Candidates should have experience with modern security technologies such as SIEM, SOAR, and UEBA, as well as familiarity with current security data sources across various environments (on-premises, hybrid, multi-cloud).
Is there a focus on diversity and inclusion at Splunk?
Yes, Splunk prioritizes diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, ensuring that employees can bring their authentic selves to work and thrive in the workplace.
How does the role involve interaction with other teams?
The Security Strategist will interface cross-functionally with teams across sales, technical sales, customer success, partners, product marketing, and product management at both theater and global levels.