A false positive is an alert that incorrectly identifies benign activity as malicious. Over time, if an alerting system generates too many false positives, security teams are likely to ignore these alerts, resulting in "alert fatigue." This increases the risk of missing genuine threats.
True positives and true negatives are accurate and should be acted upon.
False negatives are more dangerous because they fail to identify real threats, but they are not
"ignored" since they do not trigger alerts.

A geolocation policy is a policy that restricts or allows access to data or resources based on the geographic location of the user or device. A geolocation policy can be implemented using various methods, such as IP address filtering, GPS tracking, or geofencing. A geolocation policy can help the company's legal department to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive documents from individuals in high-risk countries.

The device is STILL running a critical application. therefore it needs to be connected to the network. a compensating mechanism for this scenario would be segmentation as this would limit the ability of an attacker to pivot from the vulnerable server to the rest of the network.as possible.

The first step in reducing the number of credentials each employee must maintain when using multiple SaaS applications is to select an Identity Provider (IdP). An IdP provides a centralized authentication service that supports Single Sign-On (SSO), enabling users to access multiple applications with a single set of credentials.
Enabling SAML would be part of the technical implementation but comes after selecting an IdP.
OAuth tokens are used for authorization, but selecting an IdP is the first step in managing authentication.
Password vaulting stores multiple passwords securely but doesn't reduce the need for separate logins.

IPSec (Internet Protocol Security) is a suite of protocols used to secure Internet Protocol (IP) communications. It authenticates and encrypts each IP packet in a communication session, providing confidentiality, data integrity, and authentication. It is commonly used for creating secure Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) and is ideal for securing communication in a private cloud.