Alerts
An alert is a user-defined search that triggers an email to the user when it returns results. For example, an alert might send an email whenever a high-risk vulnerability is found. The alerts area of the beSECURE system displays a list of alerts the system has generated.
Adding an alert
To set up a new alert, do the following:
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Log in to beSECURE.
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From the left-side panel, select Results > Search.
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Choose your desired filter/parameter options for the alert, and then select Search.
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Once the results display, from the top-right corner of the page, select Alert.
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Select New. beSECURE will automatically redirect to the Alert Results page. New Alerts are titled New Alert.
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Enter the following information for these parameters:
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Name - The name of the alert.
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Owner - The user that owns the alert.
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Email Subject - When the alert's criteria is met, an email notification is sent. The default Email Subject line ("The AVDS system as generated an alert.") is customizable.
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Send Alert to - The contact or contact group to send the email notifications to.
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Select Modify.
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Select the new alert, and then select Enable Alert to activate it.
Editing alerts
To edit existing alerts, do the following:
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Log in to beSECURE.
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From the left-side panel, select Results > Alerts.
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From the Alert List page, select the desired alert.
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From the Alert Details page, make your desired changes.
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Name - The name of the alert.
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Owner - The user who owns the alert.
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Email Subject - The subject of the email message that will be sent to the contact person.
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Search Parameters - The search parameters that should generate the alert.
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Result - The results of a "test run" of the alert. This information is useful for debugging.
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Issue Empty Alerts - Whether to issue empty alerts to indicate that no results were found.
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Send Alert - To The contact person the alert should be sent to.
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Alert This Email - The email address the alert should be sent to.
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Select Modify to save your changes.
Deleting an alert
To delete an alert, select Delete.