Should one of your targets fail an Emerging Threat Scan, we want to make you aware of the vulnerability as soon as possible and with so many integrations available β it's never been easier to stay on top of them.
Below you'll find instructions on all the various ways you can manage the notifications and what they'll look like when they come through.
In-app notifications
Emerging Threat Scans page
Just head to Scans > Emerging threats > Filter by Failed
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Clicking any of the notifications above will take you through to the Emerging Threat Scan's detail page, where you'll have access to a whole host of valuable information:
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Dashboard activity Feed
On your Dashboard, you will find your Activity Feed on the right hand side as outlined in this article. This will show the results of the emerging threat scan and detail the threat categories.
Notifications tab
If the lightning bolt is green, it means all included targets passed all checks for that specific Emerging Threat.
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If the Emerging Threat Scan notification has a red lightning bolt icon it means that at least one of your targets "failed" one or more of the checks.
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Email notifications
Managing your ETS email notifications
Head to Settings > Email notifications. From here you can specify exactly what we notify you of be it affected targets; unaffected targets and the corresponding severity rating:
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Slack notification
Managing your ETS slack notifications
Settings > Integrations > click the Settings
button:
From there, you'll be able to enable/disable the ETS notifications:
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What they look like
When a scan has started:
When a scan has been completed and the targets have all passed:
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Teams notifications
Settings > Integrations > click the Settings
button:
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From there, you'll be able to enable/disable the ETS notifications:
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