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# Configure policy preferences

# Configure preferences for security event notification policies {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated September 10, 2026  
![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 1 minute to read  
Discover how to customize security event notification policies in Security Center to align with your organization's specific needs.

## Before you begin

Role required: admin

## About this task

The Policy settings page is where you can customize the settings for a security event notification policy. Here, you can adjust options related to when the policy runs, the conditional logic, and the notifications that are sent.

## Procedure

1. In Security Center, select Notifications.
2. Under the Security policies table, select a security event notification policy that you want to configure.  
   For example, Send notification when high privileged role is granted.
3. Select Policy settings.
4. Configure the policy settings.  
   {#configure-preferences-for-security-event-notifications__table_xdj_3gf_wbc__entry__2}

   | Label | What to configure |
   |-|-|
   | When to run | Trigger: The event that starts the policy. |
   | Conditions | The conditional logic and conditions to apply to your policies. * Condition logic: two options * All conditions must be met to trigger this policy: all conditions need to be valid for the policy to send notifications. * Any of the conditions must be met to trigger this policy: notifications will be sent if any one of the conditions is valid. {#configure-preferences-for-security-event-notifications__ul_vjg_tdr_ccc} * Add Condition: Select Add Condition and provide the appropriate values for it. {#configure-preferences-for-security-event-notifications__ul_zbn_mgf_wbc} You can remove a condition by selecting Remove condition. |
   | Notifications | The email body and email recipients: * Notification: Select one of the predefined notification templates. See [Create a custom email for security event notifications](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/GI_eE7t0lFd3FPzPE5Fc6w "Learn how for creating a custom email for security event notifications by configuring new notifications, setting triggers, defining recipients, and crafting email content with dynamic event fields.") for more information. * Add Notification: Select Add Notification. * Groups: Select the group who should receive the notification. * Users: Select the users who should receive the notification. {#configure-preferences-for-security-event-notifications__ul_mqs_f1g_wbc} You can remove a notification by selecting Remove notification. |
   [Table 1. Policy settings configuration options]

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   Note:  
   If you want to make a policy inactive, select Deactivate. If you want to replicate a policy, select the down arrow next to the Update (![Update button.]()) button.
5. Select Update to save your settings.
* **[Create a custom email for security event notifications](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/GI_eE7t0lFd3FPzPE5Fc6w)**   
  Learn how for creating a custom email for security event notifications by configuring new notifications, setting triggers, defining recipients, and crafting email content with dynamic event fields.