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Security Alert Fatigue
Security teams are overwhelmed by noisy, false-positive alerts that bury real incidents and force manual triage across disconnected tools.
In their words
We still receive between 50-100 false positives a day.
it keeps flagging our legit software since it can't understand business context like a human can
we're supposed to be paying them to NOT see stuff like this
I get tons of emails and alerts and notifications from like 100 systems... have AI process the alerts and let me know if its important or not.
a tool can have perfect coverage but if it eats 40% of our week managing it, we're net negative
which of these forty is broken this morning
instead of 15 alerts when one db degrades we get one summary with a probable cause
the SIEM software just sits there collecting logs that no one ever looks at
half our time now goes into evaluating whether they actually reduce noise or just repackage the same alerts with a fancier dashboard
we ended up with a lot of false positives which consumed way too much of our time.
they had over 400 unreviewed alerts sitting in their inbox from their previous provider
Some weeks it's 50+ that get closed out as non-issues, and it's starting to feel like the tool is creating almost as much work as it's preventing.
Looking for an n8n freelancer/consultant with telecom OSS experience... Integrate REST APIs from OSS, RFMS (ONMSi), GIS
Sol is noticeably better at navigating around issues, exploring alternatives, and being creative when the obvious approach doesn’t work.
SOC and security teams
Where they talk
- r/cybersecurity
- r/sysadmin
- r/blueteamsec
- r/AskNetsec
- r/Wazuh
- r/devops
- r/sre
- r/DefenderATP
Tools they use today
- Wazuh
- Claude
- Grafana
- Slack
- SOAR
- Datadog
- Defender
- n8n
Why those fall short
- old system had no concept of probable cause
- no staff or time to tune, triage or act on output
- no tuning, no per-device custom alerting, success emails indistinguishable from failures
- AI tools repackage same alerts, need heavy tuning, generate more work
- detects non-issues, misses real ones, no way to mute
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