Not every detection deserves an alert.
Alert fatigue is what kills a detection deployment — everything gets flagged, so nothing gets read. The decision layer exists to make sure the alert that fires is one worth acting on.
What decides
Where competitors stop at detection, this is the layer in between.
Rules by zone and severity
A detection in a low-traffic storage area and the same detection on the production floor don’t warrant the same response.
Rules by role and shift
Who needs to know, and when, changes with the shift and who’s accountable for the area at that time.
Repeat suppression
The same source triggering the same event repeatedly gets grouped, not re-sent as a fresh alert every time.
Where competitors stopEscalation
Something that isn’t acknowledged in time moves up, instead of sitting unread.
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