IT managers say security tools are reliable in protecting their sensitive data and often make more work for them with false alarms, security holes, complexity, and lousy support from vendors. Security vendors blame user frustration on misconceptions and false expectations on what these tools can do in the age of ever-more sophisticated hackers and increasingly profitable cybercrime. IT managers worry that these could distract IT from real threats. False positives are becoming more of a problem today than false negatives, security experts say. Even IPS vendors admit there’s no way to get around false positives and negatives.”]
Source: https://www.darkreading.com/analytics/top-10-reasons-security-products-don-t-work