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The weekly report

Every Monday, a PDF covering the previous seven days: totals, the most active sources with their reputation and network, where the traffic came from, per-domain activity, and the most recent blocked requests with the path each one asked for.

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Choosing who receives alerts

Alerts are opt-in, per person and per product. Nobody receives them because of the role they hold; somebody has to decide. On Organizations → your organization → Organization users, each member has a checkbox per product — ATB, Cloud Defender, V-CISO. Tick it and that person receives that product’s alerts for that organization. Ticking saves immediately.
  • Everything starts unticked. An organization where nobody is ticked receives no alerts, which is the intended answer rather than an oversight: an unconfirmed distribution list is not a list.
  • Only an Owner can change these. Security Officers see them read-only.
  • A column is disabled where the organization has no subscription for that product.
  • A pending invitation shows a dash. There is no membership to attach a preference to until the invitation is accepted.

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Administrative notices

Separate from the above, and separate on purpose. Organizations → General information → Point of contact carries an Administrative notices switch. That address receives licence and renewal notices — it does not receive security alerts or the technical weekly report. Licence expiry warnings go to Owners and to those administrative contacts, without opt-in: a licence running out is contractual, and the people who can renew it need to hear about it whether or not anyone ticked a box. You are warned 30 days out, again the day before, and once more when it expires.