Time to Detection definition

Time to Detection or “TTD” means the period of time calculated from the point an incident is reported/registered in ZTAP and ends when an analyst begins investigating the reported incident.
Time to Detection or “TTD” means the period of time calculated from the point an Event is converted to a Security Alert and ends when one of the following occur: 1) the Security Alert is assigned to an analyst, 2) the tag, priority, or a comment on Security Alert is changed, 3) the Security Alert category is changed to one that is marked Stop TTR/TTD.

Examples of Time to Detection in a sentence

  • It gives an indicator of how much the detection of the event is fast, by< <reporting the Normalized Time to Detection (NTtoD) as a function of False Positive Rate (FPR).

  • Time to Detection of Nanohertz Gravitational Waves Based on Pulsar-timing Array Limits.

  • Since security attacks result from system vulnerabilities, quantifying all dimensions of security (including availability) is possible by using the Mean Time to Detection (MTTD).

  • It gives an indicator of how much the detection of the event is fast, by reporting the Normalized Time to Detection (NTtoD) as a function of False Positive Rate (FPR).

  • MTTDMTTD, or Mean Time to Detection, measures how quickly your team identifies an incident.

  • The AAA would like to confirm the points made in earlier submissions that Airports do not have market power or pricing power over government agencies.

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