Alert preferences for harbourview-llp.example

Which alerts to send

Choose how serious a change must be before we write to you. Critical and High are the ones to keep on.

Critical · a serious way in is open, such as your firm named on a criminal leak site High · a protection was removed or failed, such as forged-email protection taken off or a security certificate that ran out Medium · a meaningful change, such as a new service open to the internet or a safety setting missing on your site Low · a small change, such as a page setting or a cookie setting Good news · something got better, or a check came back clean

How we reach you

Email · sent to [email protected]

How often we write

Alerts and a summary (default) · an alert as soon as a check finds a change (email settings, look-alikes and new host names are checked hourly, the rest daily), plus a periodic summary Alerts only · no periodic summary Summary only · no alert for each change, only the periodic summary

Quiet hours

Hold alert emails during a daily window, for example overnight. Leave both times blank to switch this off. Critical alerts still show on your dashboard during quiet hours; only the email is held.

Start

End

Time zone

Other people who get alerts

Email addresses copied on every alert and summary, up to 10, separated by commas or new lines. A partner, a colleague or anyone else who should see them. Each person listed here can also open your monitoring page, with a sign-in code sent to their own address. Take an address off the list and it can no longer open the page.

Addresses

Cancel

Slack or Microsoft Teams

Paste an incoming-webhook address and every alert above is posted to that channel as well as emailed, with the same severity, quiet-hours and pause rules. Slack: an Incoming Webhook (hooks.slack.com). Teams: a channel webhook (webhook.office.com) or a Teams Workflows address. The address is stored encrypted and never shown again.

Not connected.

Webhook address

Pause monitoring

Hold all alerts and summaries for a while, for example during a planned outage, an incident response or a holiday. 90 days at most. Resume any time.

Pause until

Reason (optional)