Create an alert policy

In the Device Trust Manager menu, go to Certificate management > Alert policies.
Select Create alert policy.
Enter a name for the alert policy.
Configure the Event type:
- Issuance anomalies:
  - Threshold: Specify the number of certificates that must be issued before triggering an anomaly.
  - Duration value: Specify the time span to evaluate the threshold.
  - Duration unit: Select from Minutes, Hours, or Days.
  - Notification: Choose how often notifications should be sent (for example, weekly).
  Example: To receive weekly alerts when more than 10 certificates are issued in a single day, set:
  Threshold = 10
  Duration value = 1
  Duration unit = Days
  Notification = Weekly
- Expiring certificates:
  - Duration value: Specify the number of days before expiration to trigger alerts.
  - Duration unit: Select from Minutes, Hours, or Days.
  Example: To receive weekly alerts for certificates expiring within 10 days, set:
  Duration value = 10
  Duration unit = Days
  Notification = Weekly
Choose the certificate management policies to monitor:
- Choose certificate management policy: To monitor a specific certificate management policy, select the policy from the dropdown list.
- All policies: Alternatively, to monitor all certificate management policies, select All policies.
Choose the Notification method:
- Email: Add the email addresses of administrators or other recipients who should receive the alerts.
- Webhook: Provide the webhook URL and choose the authentication from the available options:
  - None
  - HTTP (provide the API Key Header and Value)
  - Basic (provide the required credentials)
  Optionally, click Test webhook to test your webhook details.
Select Create alert policy to activate the alert policy.

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