What is indicated by a true negative security alert classification?

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What is indicated by a true negative security alert classification?

  • An alert is verified to be an actual security incident.
  • An alert is incorrectly issued and does not indicate an actual security incident.
  • Normal traffic is correctly ignored and erroneous alerts are not being issued.
  • Exploits are not being detected by the security systems that are in place.

Explanation: True negative classifications are desirable because they indicate that normal traffic is correctly not being identified as malicious traffic by security measures.

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