In response to new research that indicates more than a quarter of security alerts fielded within organizations are false positives, cybersecurity experts offer perspective.
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Having a human pilot is always important to navigate through the data, whether it's with false positives or not.
False positives are always a concern when working with large amounts of data from various monitoring sources like networks devices, endpoints and applications. An organization may flag an application only working during a specific time zone and if an outsourced company or employee is working in another time zone on the other side of the world, this would flag a false positive. Additionally, false positives are a result of system configurations from third parties not applicable to the.....Read More
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