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<blockquote data-quote="Trident" data-source="post: 1100334" data-attributes="member: 99014">There is a problem with everything based on alerts, prompts, informational banners and so on, and it is called alert fatigue.It is a genuine problem in various systems, such as email security platforms, operating systems (the infous UAC), it was the problem of HIPS and it is a problem everywhere the concept of asking or warning the user is applied.Alerts and prompts are meaningful only when displayed once in a while, at the right time.When on every file downloaded from the internet or, on every email you display alerts and banners, they simply don’t mean anything to the user anymore.Systems are required to take decisions and actions. And this requires substantial investments, but delivers the solution that is necessary today.Alerts and prompts in 2024 are not the security that users and businesses are looking for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Trident, post: 1100334, member: 99014"] There is a problem with everything based on alerts, prompts, informational banners and so on, and it is called [B]alert fatigue[/B]. It is a genuine problem in various systems, such as email security platforms, operating systems (the infous UAC), it was the problem of HIPS and it is a problem everywhere the concept of asking or warning the user is applied. Alerts and prompts are meaningful only when displayed once in a while, at the right time. When on every file downloaded from the internet or, on every email you display alerts and banners, they simply don’t mean anything to the user anymore. Systems are required to take decisions and actions. And this requires substantial investments, but delivers the solution that is necessary today. Alerts and prompts in 2024 are not the security that users and businesses are looking for. [/QUOTE]

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