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User and website watchlists are lists of users or websites that you want to monitor for suspicious or unwanted activity. You can configure user and website watchlists in Splunk Enterprise Security to generate notable events when a user on the watchlist accesses a website on the watchlist. The User Activity dashboard displays the notable events generated by the watchlists, as well as other user activity information such as top users, top websites, and top categories. Configuring user and website watchlists can help identify users accessing inappropriate web sites, as it allows you to specify which users and websites are of interest and alert you when they are accessed. References =

• Configure user and website watchlists in Splunk Enterprise Security
• User Activity dashboard in Splunk Enterprise Security

The Auto Deployment feature of Distributed Configuration Management is a tool that allows you to automatically distribute configuration files, such as indexes.conf, to your Splunk platform instances. However, using this feature to distribute indexes.conf can pose a risk of having indexes with different settings across your instances. This can happen if you have manually edited the indexes.conf file on some of your instances, or if you have different versions of Splunk Enterprise Security installed on different instances. If the indexes have different settings, such as retention policies, storage paths, or bucket sizes, this can cause data inconsistency, search inefficiency, or data loss. Therefore, it is recommended to use the Manual Deployment feature of Distributed Configuration Management to review and validate the indexes.conf file before deploying it to your instances12. References = 1: Distributed Configuration Management - Splunk Documentation - Auto Deployment. 2: Distributed Configuration Management - Splunk Documentation - Manual Deployment.

The Security Posture dashboard displays a high-level overview of notable events across all domains of your deployment, suitable for display in a Security Operations Center (SOC). This dashboard shows all events from the past 24 hours, along with the trends over the past 24 hours, and provides real-time event information and updates. The dashboard consists of several panels that show key indicators, notable events by urgency, notable events over time, top notable events, and top notable event sources1. References =

• Security Posture dashboard - Splunk Documentation