While reviewing security alerts, you identify many repeated notifications that do not correspond to actual threats. You want to improve detection accuracy without losing the ability to spot dangerous activity. Which method aligns best with this goal?
Turn off all recurring notifications that appear benign
Refine alerting rules to fit normal usage patterns through targeted adjustments
Raise the detection level for every monitored event without analysis
Send all raw logs to an external collector for analysis by another team
Adjusting thresholds and filters removes noisy alerts and maintains visibility into signals that pose risk. Deactivating triggers may conceal real issues. Raising thresholds for everything can overlook targeted behaviors, and exporting data in bulk might overwhelm external tools and delay urgent investigations.
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