What happens to alerts that cannot be dismissed in Deep Security Manager?

In Deep Security Manager, alerts that cannot be dismissed automatically reflect the ongoing conditions that triggered them. When a condition ceases to exist, this indicates that the underlying issue has been resolved. Therefore, the alerts related to that condition will be automatically dismissed by the system. This automatic dismissal feature ensures that the alert list remains current and that administrators can focus on active issues rather than being distracted by resolved alerts.

Maintaining an updated and relevant view of alerts is crucial for efficient troubleshooting and response actions within security management, which is why alerts are automatically cleared when they're no longer applicable. This automation helps streamline the management process, allowing administrators to concentrate on alerts that require immediate attention.