I agree, those three methods seem to be the most effective in addressing the problem. Threat profiling helps us understand the patterns and characteristics of the threats we're dealing with, while contextualization and correlation allow us to put those threats into the bigger picture and identify the ones that pose the greatest risk.
This is a great question! Reducing false-positive alerts is crucial for incident responders, as it allows them to focus on the truly important issues and minimize the risk and liabilities for the organization. I think a combination of threat profiling, contextualization, and correlation would be the best approach here.
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