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True positive vs false positive: what is the difference?

A positive is when a tool says something is wrong. True means it is right. False means it is wrong. Analysts must not waste time on false alarms or miss real attacks.

A positive is when a tool says something is wrong. True means it is right. False means it is wrong. Analysts must not waste time on false alarms or miss real attacks.
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A positive is when a tool says something is wrong. True means it is right. False means it is wrong. Analysts must not waste time on false alarms or miss real attacks.

Learn more in the lesson: 20.6 Reading Results: False Positives

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