Why was an unusually large number of newly added items detected as an anomaly?

SysCloud's anomaly detection identifies unusual deviations in data patterns. A trend-level anomaly occurs when data significantly deviates from expected trends and patterns based on historical activity.

Why is this detected as an anomaly?

SysCloud's algorithm incorporates:

• Trends: Long-term patterns in data activity.
• Seasonality: Periodic fluctuations like weekly or monthly spikes.
• Irregularities: Sudden, unexplained deviations.

When an unusually large number of items are added, it disrupts the historical baseline, triggering an anomaly alert.

Example

If your backup typically adds 1,000 items weekly, and suddenly 10,000 items are added, this deviation is flagged as an anomaly for investigation.