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ISACA Certified Information Security Manager · Isaca
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I'm manager and I would report the D to the management.. If everytime I have some alerts (just alerts, not verified) from anti-malware systems I have to report my management... I would be fired xD
Suspicious network traffic from the DMZ is a more serious and potentially indicative of a security breach or intrusion attempt. The DMZ is a critical part of the network that sits between the external (untrusted) network and the internal (trusted) network. Any suspicious activity from this zone should be treated with utmost seriousness as it may signify a direct attempt to breach the organization's perimeter defenses or compromise the web-based services.
Malware on the outside could mean anything. D is the way to go.