Notifications
Notifications turns the cryptographic inventory into work someone owns. A rule watches for a condition — a weak algorithm in use, a key that fails a policy, a certificate close to expiry. When the condition is met, the engine opens a case and delivers it to the channels the rule names: the CBOM Secure in-app inbox, email, ServiceNow or Jira. The finding then has an owner and a state instead of a position on a dashboard.
The section is reached from Notifications in the left navigation menu. Opening the group lands on Cases.
The Pages in This Section
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Cases: What the engine has raised, and the evidence behind each case. This is where findings are acknowledged, snoozed, waived or closed. See Cases.
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Criteria: Reusable conditions over material fields, and the scopes composed from them. A rule refers to these instead of repeating its own conditions. See Criteria.
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Notification Format: How a case reads when it is sent — which sections appear, in which order, and the wording of each. See Notification Format.
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Rules: What the engine watches for, how often, and where it sends what it finds. See Rules.
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Settings: The Connections a rule's channels deliver through, and the engine's Health.
Setting Up Notifications
The pages depend on one another, so set them up in this order:
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Connections — configure the server or credential for each external channel you will use. The in-app channel needs none.
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Criteria — define the conditions worth alerting on, or use the shipped ones.
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Notification Format — keep the shipped formats or adapt one to your house style.
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Rules — combine a match, a schedule and outputs, preview the effect, then enable the rule.
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Cases — work the queue as cases arrive.
For how the engine behaves at scale — idempotency, storm control and the scheduler — see Notification Engine in the CBOM Guide. For setting up the ServiceNow and Jira side of a connection, see ServiceNow and Jira Setup.
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