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Between alerts: What Attackers Do in the Spaces Ordinary Detection Misses

The Hacker News
· October 26, 2026

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Security operations centers typically face a large volume of alerts, but most of these alerts do not provide information on the origin or progression of an attack. Network data from platforms such as network detection and response can help connect individual alerts to create a timeline of events. This data can then be used to feed defensive systems, allowing them to provide a coordinated view of all events. As a result, SOC teams are often first able to understand the scope of an intrusion. Network data plays a crucial role in filling the gaps between alerts and providing a more comprehensive understanding of an attack. This allows teams to better analyze and respond to security incidents.

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