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6.4 Explain the Concepts of False Positive Alerts and False Negative Alerts CYBERSECURITY-APPRENTICE Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the Security Operations domain, which accounts for 13% of the CYBERSECURITY-APPRENTICE exam.
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Why is it important to tune detection systems to balance false positives and false negatives?
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A security analyst receives an alert that a user's workstation is communicating with a known malicious IP address. Upon investigation, the analyst determines that the IP address is actually a legitimate cloud service used by the company. What type of alert is this?
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A security team is considering whether to deploy a new detection tool that uses behavioral analysis to identify anomalies. The tool is known to generate a moderate number of false positives but can detect previously unknown threats. The team is concerned about the impact on their limited staff. What is the most important factor to consider when deciding whether to deploy this tool?
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A security analyst is investigating an alert that flagged a user's attempt to access a file share as a potential data exfiltration. The analyst determines that the user was legitimately accessing a shared project folder. What is the most likely cause of this false positive?
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A security team discovers that a malware infection has been present on a workstation for several weeks, but no alerts were generated. Which term best describes this situation?
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