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Threat != Compliance != Vulnerability
Sept. 22, 2023, 12:26 a.m. | /u/NyxLixMix
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I’m currently stuck in the dilemma where our team were tasked to treat compliance and vulnerabilities alerts and threat alerts as the same.
From my understanding, shouldn’t we draw a line between threat, compliance and vulnerabilities alert ?
My definition of the alerts:
- Threat alerts: an incident occur in the environment, requires immediate response to investigate, contain and recover
- Compliance alerts: best practices based on certain framework. I.e. GDPR, CIS, etc. it’s good to have as …
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