45% said Reducing false positives is a detection engineering program area that needs the most improvement.

February 1, 2025

45% said Reducing false positives is a detection engineering program area that needs the most improvement. — This cybersecurity statistic was published by Anvilogic in February 2025. The original data appears in 2025 State of Detection Engineering. For the full methodology and detailed findings, refer to the original report.

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45% said Reducing false positives is a detection engineering program area that needs the most improvement. This data was published by Anvilogic.

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This statistic comes from 2025 State of Detection Engineering, published by Anvilogic on February 1, 2025. You can view the original report at https://www.anvilogic.com/report/2025-state-of-detection-engineering.

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