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I wrote a lengthy response on how suppressing false alarms is absolutely the right thing to do, then realized that the CISO was the one requesting it. That rea
by outworlder 8y ago
I wrote a lengthy response on how suppressing false alarms is absolutely the right thing to do, then realized that the CISO was the one requesting it.
That really makes no sense. The engineers should be the ones determining which ones to adjust and which to suppress. Middle managers are already too far removed from the productive chain to even make the determination if an alert is false or not, let alone C-level.
- dmix 8y ago> Middle managers are already too far removed from the productive chain to even make the determination if an alert is false or not, let alone C-level. This is assuming the security team was big enough to have that many layers to create such a disconnect...
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