Designed for equipment operating under high alert loads
Group, correlate and inhibit events to focus only on the root cause, avoiding unnecessary noise and loss of operational time.
One crash generates multiple duplicate alerts
Different systems report the same problem separately
Teams review alerts that are not the actual cause
Time is wasted analyzing symptoms instead of the origin of the disease.
Operational noise makes the critical go unnoticed
And the more alerts you receive, the less clear it is what to resolve first.
Related events are consolidated into a single incident, avoiding duplication and facilitating analysis.
The system detects which alert is causing the problem, prioritizing what really needs to be solved.
Alerts from different tools are related to each other to understand the whole incident.
Only relevant alerts generate action, avoiding distractions and improving decision making.
Redundant or secondary alerts are inhibited, allowing the team to focus on what is important.
Multiple alerts are generated from different tools or components, often triggered by the same incident.
24Cevent analyzes the relationships between events and groups those that are connected, unifying the view of the incident.
Redundant or derived alerts are automatically silenced, avoiding unnecessary notifications and reducing operational noise.
The origin of the problem is identified and the alert is prioritized, allowing to act directly on what really needs to be solved.
Less noise. More focus. No manual analysis.
Infrastructure outages generating multiple simultaneous alerts
Network problems that trigger cascading events
Critical systems reporting derived failures
Teams analyzing symptoms instead of origin
Duplicate alerts saturating shifts and guards
What changes in your operation
Alert inhibition helps reduce operational noise by grouping related events and avoiding duplicate notifications. This helps identify the root cause of an incident and focus the response on the actual problem, improving analysis and resolution times.
Doubts?
It is to group related events coming from different sources or systems, allowing to understand that they all correspond to the same incident.
It is the process of suppressing redundant or secondary alerts, notifying only the one that represents the root cause of the problem.
No.
Information is still available, but it is organized and prioritized so that you can focus on what is relevant without losing visibility.
Yes.
24Cevent receives alerts from your current tools and applies correlation and inhibition without the need to change your infrastructure.
It reduces the operational burden, avoids unnecessary analysis and allows the team to focus on resolving rather than investigating multiple events.
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