A company observes multiple duplicate alerts triggered from a wide range of sources. The security team wants to address these repeated events while ensuring significant threats remain visible. Which action best helps achieve this objective?
Use correlation to organize similar alerts across varied systems
Deploy a rule to skip repeated notifications
Stop collecting logs from hosts with repeated events
Correlation rules help organize repeated alerts into event patterns by grouping similar behaviors across different sources. This approach reduces alert fatigue while preserving visibility into significant incidents. In contrast, suppressing logs or adjusting storage settings can introduce blind spots or fail to address the root cause of alert duplication. Correlation enables analysts to focus on contextual incidents without missing threats.
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