What is the purpose of managing the 'decay rate' during the dissemination phase?
Answer
To define how long an indicator remains active in defensive stacks before being recalled or flagged for review.
Managing the decay rate involves setting parameters, such as validity periods (e.g., 7 days for an IP block), after which the TIP automatically manages the indicator's presence in downstream tools unless renewed by new data.
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