Stealthwatch alarms are generated based on which type of events that have occurred?Flow EventsConnection EventsIntrusion EventsMalware EventsSecurity Events

Stealthwatch alarms are primarily generated based on various types of network activities and security events. The types of events include:

1. Flow Events: These are related to the observation of network traffic flows, such as those detected by network flow monitoring. Anomalies in flow patterns can trigger alarms that indicate unusual or malicious activity.

2. Connection Events: These events pertain to the status of connections between devices on the network. If a connection is deemed suspicious or if there are excessive connection attempts, alarms may be generated.

3. Intrusion Events: Alarms are triggered by detected intrusion attempts, indicating potential unauthorized access or attacks on the network. This involves analyzing data for signs of breaches.

4. Malware Events: If malware is identified or if suspicious behaviors consistent with malware activity are detected, alarms will be generated to alert that there may be a threat present.

5. Security Events: This is a broader category that encompasses various security-related activities and indicators that may signify a risk to the network.

In summary, Stealthwatch monitors network activity to identify potential threats or suspicious activities, generating alarms based on any of these event types to help maintain security and integrity within the network environment.