Ireland and the United Kingdom enterprise technology-change research

PT-2026-146 · dossier edition · 30 July 2026

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Enterprise platform change across Ireland and the United Kingdom.

data-access governance and security monitoring · operational

Metropolitan Police Service deploys Splunk governance monitoring around Connect

The Metropolitan Police Service uses Splunk to monitor and audit access to Connect, identifying potential inappropriate or erroneous access and supporting governance investigation at scale.

Organisation
Metropolitan Police Service
Predecessor
large-scale policing-data access without the same centralised Splunk audit and behavioural monitoring layer
Destination
Splunk monitoring, auditing and governance controls around access to the Connect policing-data platform
Workload
Splunk platform
Stage
operational
Evidence boundary: Splunk supports the named governance programme and reported outcomes, including identified ICT breaches and staff time saved. It does not establish that Connect migrated to Splunk, that every Met system is monitored or that every alert proves misconduct.

Verified platform change

The Metropolitan Police Service uses Splunk to monitor and audit access to Connect, identifying potential inappropriate or erroneous access and supporting governance investigation at scale.

Transition

From: large-scale policing-data access without the same centralised Splunk audit and behavioural monitoring layer

To: Splunk monitoring, auditing and governance controls around access to the Connect policing-data platform

Known unknowns

Splunk supports the named governance programme and reported outcomes, including identified ICT breaches and staff time saved. It does not establish that Connect migrated to Splunk, that every Met system is monitored or that every alert proves misconduct.

Official sources

  1. Metropolitan Police Service builds trust with Splunk — 2026-07-16
  2. Metropolitan Police customer success story — 2026-07-16