Why Every Dismissed Alert Is Technical Debt
Maliciousness isn't an inherent property of an event - it's a property of its relationship to future context. Every dismissed alert is a liability on your balance sheet.
Co-Founder & CTO, Simbian
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Maliciousness isn't an inherent property of an event - it's a property of its relationship to future context. Every dismissed alert is a liability on your balance sheet.
Every time you tune a detection rule to silence a noisy alert, you're hard-coding a blind spot. We're trading false positives for false negatives.
AI's expanding context windows sound like a defensive breakthrough. In reality, they're structurally easier for attackers to exploit - attackers save the whole board state while defenders rebuild from fragments every move.