Create a Secure HTTPS Alert Action
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Create a Secure HTTPS Alert Action
In the following example, an HTTPS alert named
AutoFocus-alerts
is
configured to send AutoFocus alerts to a web server using basic
user authentication to enforce alert uploads.- Select.AlertsSettings
- Add Alert Action:
- Give the alert action a descriptiveName.
- SelectHTTPSas the alertTypeto configure AutoFocus to use a secure communications channel.
- Set the alert destination serverURL.Enter theURLof the server that you configured to receive HTTPS alerts. You can then test the connectivity to the server (Test URL). If the connection is valid, you will see .Self-signed server certificates are not supported. Server certificates must be signed by one of the trusted certificate authorities (CAs). Refer to Supported Trusted Certificate Authorities for more information.You canView supported cipher suitesto see the list of supported TLS 1.2 trusted certificate authorities.
- Set the alertDigestto5 MinutesorDaily.Digest sets the frequency with which AutoFocus checks for samples that match the alert criteria. AutoFocus collects all samples that match the alert criteria during the digest period and sends them in a single notification.
- Define the authentication method.For HTTPS alerts using basic authentication:Enter the credentials of an account that you configured on the server receiving the AutoFocus alerts.
- Save Changes.The Action drop-down contains all saved alert actions, which you can apply to samples matched to Unit 42, public, and private tags.