Configure Security Metrics to send email when thresholds are triggered

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  • Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
  • 1 min. de leitura

    • Learn how to configure Security Metrics so that your instance generates an email notification when a threshold is triggered.

    Antes de Iniciar

    Role required: admin

    Procedimento

    1. In the Security Center, navigate to metrics.
    2. Select a metric that you want to set a threshold for in your organization.
      To manage failed logins, you can set a threshold. When the number of failed logins reach this threshold, admins or security experts in your organization are notified. The appropriate Security Metric to target in this case is users > failed logins.
    3. Select the Thresholds icon.
    4. Select the plus (+) icon on the thresholds panel to configure the form.
      The options available are to set the visibility, threshold type, and threshold value.
      1. For visibility, select for everyone if you want everyone to receive the notification, or for me if you only want to receive a notification.
      2. In threshold type, select all time high.
        This field triggers the threshold notification.
        Nota:
        A threshold value must only be entered when the Threshold Type is set to Less than or More than.
    5. Select save to create the threshold.
      Next, the notification must be set up.
    6. Select all, and enter system notification.
    7. Navigate to email > notifications.
    8. In the name column, enter *pa thre.
      The threshold notifications are event-based, and they’re set up in the PA Thresholds Notification table.
    9. Select PA Thresholds Notification.
      There are three tabs in the results:
      • When to send: Specifies what must occur to send the email notification. In this example, once the threshold you previously set is reached, the email is triggered.
      • Who will receive: Specifies which users receive the notification. You can add users and groups.
      • What it will contain: Specifies the script action that a user can modify to customize the message that users and the group will receive. To learn more about creating script actions, see Script actions.