Alerts
Alerts allow the seedata.io platform to send notifications of an event to the many other systems and security tools you use daily.
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Alerts allow the seedata.io platform to send notifications of an event to the many other systems and security tools you use daily.
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Each alert will be configured to send a specific formatted messages, to a defined destination, under a certain trigger condition.
A list of all Alerts you have already configured for your organisation is available on
Each existing alert can be edited or deleted by clicking on the actions menu to the right side of the table [...]
If you want to add a new alert, click the ADD NEW button to the top right, or go directly to our Alerts Marketplace, on
Each tile can be clicked on to show further details on how the alert integration works, plus a filtered list of any installed instances of that alert integration.
The pages below this provide further detail on the features of each Alert integration. If there's an alert integration you really want us to add, let's talk ()
We provide a default payload for any alert integrations you make. This will include the basic essentials including a link back to the event in the seedata.io platform.
You may prefer to customise this though, either to make certain data available, or to better suit the expected format of your intended recipient (a webhook with a specific schema, for example)
You can do this whilst configuring the alert integration, with the ability to add any text or seedata.io built-in variable.
Turning on this toggle for baseline events opt-in means that this alert will also be used for any baseline events
All alerts can be configured to include "Baseline Events", or not. A typical event will have a Priority allocated of between 1 to 5 (read more ) and will be sent to all configured alerts. We also make use of "Baseline" to denote events that we consider not of any priority. This will be used for events where the source is already whitelisted, or if the event is generated as a test by a user on the seedata app.
