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Can Risk-Based Alerting Mitigate Cybersecurity Alert Fatigue?
Security operations centers (SOCs) face large numbers of false alerts, making detection of cyberattacks difficult under typical resource constraints. Risk-based alerting (RBA) has been proposed as a means to reduce false alerts and has reportedly succeeded in doing so in various enterprise deploymen
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