Splunk Enterprise Security implementation #32
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What does this PR do?
New matcher: for Splunk Enterprise Security
Enhancement: Updated stratus-red-team to the latest version at this time (v2.23.2) and other related dependencies
Motivation
I got tired of the detection engineering loop of manually running tests, waiting for alerts to appear (or not appear) and subsequently closing those alerts. This tool is perfect for that and thus I wanted to make it work with Splunk Enterprise Security
Checklist
Disclaimer:
I'm familiar with Golang as a programming language but this will be one of the first real Golang projects that I've contributed to. If I implemented something in a strange way, it's probably because I don't know any better. I'm very much open to feedback/criticism.