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Glossary Term Monitoring Rules

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What is Monitoring Rules?

Monitoring rules are predefined criteria or conditions set up within a security monitoring system to detect and alert on suspicious or unauthorized activities within a network or system.

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Understanding Monitoring Rules

Monitoring Rules are predefined criteria used by security systems to govern the monitoring, collection, and analysis of activities within a network or system. These rules dictate the conditions under which alerts are triggered, indicating potential security incidents or policy violations. By setting up specific parameters, organizations can proactively monitor for suspicious behavior, unauthorized access, or other security breaches, enabling them to respond swiftly and effectively to mitigate risks and protect their assets.

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