200-201 Question 114

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  False-positive alerts are detected by confusion as potential attacks, while true positives are attack attempts identified appropriately. In the context of security alerts and detection systems, a "false positive" occurs when an alert is triggered for something that is not actually a security threat, potentially leading to confusion and wasted resources. On the other hand, a "true positive" is when the system correctly identifies a genuine security threat or attack attempt.

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  The answer is D

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  Options B, C, and D are incorrect as they do not accurately describe the impact of false positive and true positive alerts on businesses.