Decision Support
Decision support provides structured context—such as attack paths or risk analysis—to help practitioners choose actions; it informs judgment rather than replacing it.
Decision Support
Definition
Decision support is structured context that helps practitioners choose security actions with clearer rationale. It informs judgment; it does not replace human accountability or operational policy.
Examples in this library: attack path models, risk context layers, investigation hypotheses.
What decision support is not
| Not decision support | Why |
|---|---|
| Automated verdict | Removes accountability |
| Raw data dump | No prioritization logic |
| Compliance checkbox | Policy ≠ contextual priority |
| Proof of breach | Hypothesis until validated |
SentriScope usage
Attack path intelligence (KID-AGR-0001) and risk intelligence workflows provide decision-support inputs within tenant investigation and prioritization contexts.
Related terms
- Attack Path —
KID-GLS-0011 - Risk Intelligence —
KID-GLS-0018
Related knowledge
- Attack Paths as Decision Support —
KID-CON-0049