Data in Prolexic attack and alert notifications
If you enable Prolexic attack and alert notifications, the following data is included in the email notification.
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| NAME | Name of the notification. |
| TYPE | The type of notification. For example, the listed type indicates whether the notification is for detected alerts or attacks. |
| SERVICE | Indicates the service that’s reported in the notification. In this case, it shows Prolexic. |
| START TIME | The time when the email was sent in GMT format. |
| EMAIL DELAY | Indicates how many minutes after the condition that started the event was sustained before the email was sent. |
| ACCOUNT_ID_KEY | ID associated with your account. |
| EVENT_URI_KEY | The unique resource identifier (URI) of the event. |
| START_TIME | The start time of the event. |
| CUSTOMER_NAME | The name of your organization. |
| SEVERITY | The severity level of the alert. Alerts can have one of these levels in a scale from 0 to 100:
|
| SHORT_MESSAGE | Short message of what triggered the alert or attack event. |
| IS_ACTIVE | Indicates whether the event is still active. This field shows 1 or 0. 1 indicates the event is active, while 0 means it is not currently active. |
| DESTINATION_IPS | The targeted destination IP addresses for the attack or event. |
| SOURCE | Indicates the source of the alert or event data. It can be one of the following:
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| INVESTIGATE_LINK | Link to the Routed Events page in Control Center where you can view more data on attacks. |
| END_TIME | If applicable, the end time of the event or alert. If the event is still active, there is no value in this field. |
| DESCRIPTION | Indicates why you are receiving this email notification. A link is provided to the Prolexic dashboard in Infrastructure Security Analytics where you can view more information. |
Updated 7 days ago
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