An analyst notices that a custom BIOC rule is generating too many false positives during normal software deployments. What is the most appropriate next step in detection engineering for this rule?
Trap 1: Change the agent operating mode to Bypass.
Bypass mode stops the agent from enforcing protections or collecting telemetry altogether.
Trap 2: Disable the entire Analytics engine on all endpoints.
Disabling the Analytics engine would remove core XDR behavioral protections entirely.
Trap 3: Delete the BIOC rule and rely solely on default cloud-delivered…
Deleting the rule loses custom visibility tailored to the organization's unique environment.
- A
Change the agent operating mode to Bypass.
Why wrong: Bypass mode stops the agent from enforcing protections or collecting telemetry altogether.
- B
Tune the BIOC rule logic by adding specific process path exclusions or qualifying criteria.
Refining rule logic reduces false positives while maintaining visibility into real attacks.
- C
Disable the entire Analytics engine on all endpoints.
Why wrong: Disabling the Analytics engine would remove core XDR behavioral protections entirely.
- D
Delete the BIOC rule and rely solely on default cloud-delivered IOCs.
Why wrong: Deleting the rule loses custom visibility tailored to the organization's unique environment.