Get your team alerted when specific events occur

Turn CSP reporting and Script Inventory events into actionable notifications so your team can respond fast and keep an audit trail.

Setup: connect reporting, then route alerts to email, Slack/Teams, or webhooks.

Reports dashboard showing CSP events suitable for alerting and triage

Stop watching dashboards. Start responding.

Alerting turns noisy security telemetry into the right message for the right channel, with filters that match how your team works.

Speed

Get notified in real time so triage starts immediately, not after someone notices.

Signal

Filter by directive, severity, origin, and event type to reduce alert fatigue.

Coordination

Route alerts to the tools your team already uses and keep an audit trail of notifications.

“We finally got the right CSP events into Slack actionable, not spam.”

Platform Engineering

Instant

Get alerted when something happens

How it works

Create notification channels, define rules, and send the right alerts when CSP and Script Inventory events match your criteria.

  • 1

    Create channels

    Add destinations like email, Slack/Teams, or webhooks for automation and ticketing.

  • 2

    Define rules

    Choose what should trigger: violations, new scripts, hash changes, or other key events.

  • 3

    Add filters

    Filter by directive, severity, origins, and environments so alerts stay high-signal.

  • 4

    Respond with context

    Receive alerts with enough detail to triage quickly and keep a record for reviews.

Dashboard view suitable for alerting workflows and triage

How Alerting compares to the "Old Way"

Side-by-side: periodic dashboard checks vs. real-time notifications with filters.

MetricManual / Legacy processCentralCSP Alerting
SpeedDelayed. Someone has to notice the issue in the dashboard.Real-time. Notifications arrive as soon as events occur.
AccuracyInconsistent. Different people triage differently and context gets lost.Consistent. Rules and filters standardize what triggers and what’s sent.
VisibilitySiloed. Events don’t reach the right owners quickly.Routed. Alerts go to specific channels and teams with an audit trail.
EffortHigh. Lots of manual monitoring and follow-ups.Low. Automate routing and focus humans on response.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Alerting

Ready to get alerted?

Set up channels and rules so you never miss important CSP or script-inventory events.

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