99% False Positives¶
Alahmadi, Axon, & Martinovic. (2022). 99% False Positives: A Qualitative Study of SOC Analysts' Perspectives on Security Alarms. USENIX Security 2022, 2783-2800.
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Primes¶
- Habituation to Repeated Signal
- Logistics Overreach
- In cybersecurity operations, a security operations centre adds monitored assets faster than analyst capacity grows, so alert backlog rises, detection time lengthens, and dormant compromises accumulate.
This sourceDocuments that the volume of monitored assets and alerts exceeds analyst triage capacity in security operations centres, producing alert backlog, longer detection time, and missed compromises; motivates scoped/capacity-tied monitoring expansion.
- In cybersecurity operations, a security operations centre adds monitored assets faster than analyst capacity grows, so alert backlog rises, detection time lengthens, and dormant compromises accumulate.
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