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Given a network that has 1 million connections daily where 0.1% (not 10%) are attacks. If...

Given a network that has 1 million connections daily where 0.1% (not 10%) are attacks. If the IDS have a true positive rate of 95%, what false alarm rate do I need to achieve to ensure the probability of an attack, given an alarm is 95%?

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