<ul><li>The map command in Splunk allows executing secondary searches based on the results of a primary search.</li><li>It is particularly useful in cybersecurity for uncovering indicators of compromise (IOCs) and analyzing user activity patterns.</li><li>An example usage of the map command is for detecting brute force attempts by identifying users with multiple failed login attempts followed by a successful login within a short time frame.</li><li>While the map command is powerful, it can be resource-intensive and should be used cautiously.</li></ul>

Using map Command in Splunk

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