The Capital Security Monitoring Platform provides a subscription feature. This feature lets you receive timely notifications about changes and anomalies for check points or tasks. You can configure notification methods and content. For example, if you set up email notifications for anomalies, the system sends an alert email when it detects an anomaly. After you receive an alert, click Details to go to the Capital Security Monitoring Platform to handle the anomaly.
You can subscribe to the following three types of notifications:
Check point notifications: These are triggered when the status of a check point changes, such as when it is published, unpublished, or modified.
Anomaly notifications: These are triggered when an anomaly occurs during the execution of a check task.
Task notifications: These are triggered when a check task fails.
After you subscribe, go to the Check Point List page. Select All Check Points > My Subscribed Check Points to view your subscribed check points. The following sections describe how to subscribe to multiple check points at once or to a single check point.
Batch subscriptions
On the Check Point List page, select multiple check points. Click Batch Subscribe above the list, and then select Batch Subscribe from the drop-down list.
On the Subscribe page, configure the following settings, and then click Submit.
Select one or more notification methods.
Email notification: Specify the recipients for email notifications.
The first time you use the subscription feature, enter an email address. After you subscribe, the email address is associated with the account that you use to log on to the system.
When you use the subscription feature again, the system displays the associated email address by default. If you change the address, the new address is applied to all your existing subscriptions.
DingTalk notification: Configure DingTalk robot information. You can configure multiple DingTalk robots.
Robot Name: A custom name for easy identification.
webhook address: The system requires this address to send DingTalk notifications.
NoteFor more information about how to obtain a webhook for a custom robot, see Obtain a custom robot webhook.
Security Key: The string that starts with
SEC. This string is displayed in the signature section on the robot's security settings page.
Select one or more types of notification content.
Modifications and status changes (published or unpublished) for check points.
Execution failures for check tasks.
Anomaly alerts during execution.
Individual subscription
On the Check Point List page, click the name of a check point to go to the Details page.
On the Information and Configuration page, click Subscribe, configure the settings, and then click Submit. For more information, see Batch subscriptions.