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[ VIDEO 05 . Overview . 1:06 ]

When you get an alert

Read it, act on it, and keep the inbox clean

ALIENGATE . 17 OCT 2026

Step by step

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  1. AlienGate alerts you when it finds something that needs action: a confirmed critical vulnerability, new leaked credentials, a stolen session cookie, or a certificate about to expire.

  2. You see them in three places: the bell in the top bar, an email to your alert group, and here, in Alerts and Notifications.

  3. Urgent Alerts holds what needs action now. Notifications is the full history: finished scans, reports that are ready, and other updates.

  4. Open an alert to see what happened, when, how many accounts or assets are affected, and the recommended actions.

  5. Do the work first: for leaked credentials, reset the passwords and sign the users out. Then mark the alert as read, so the list shows only what is still open.

  6. Who receives alert emails, and for which events and severities, is set per alert group in Monitored Profiles. The next video shows how.

Find out what's already out there. It takes about forty seconds.

Run a free exposure check on your domain. If it comes back clean, you've lost a minute. If it doesn't, you've found out before someone else did.