Risk-Based Alerting is a threat intelligence integration method that prioritizes security alerts based on the assessed likelihood and potential impact of associated threats, distinguishing it from threshold-based approaches by incorporating dynamic risk scoring models to determine alert severity.
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Intrusion warning and assessment method for site safety enhancement
Heng Li, Dong Shuang, Martin Skitmore et al. · Safety Science · 2015 · 46 citations
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Health Data Research UK
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University of Pavia
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Hong Kong Polytechnic University
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