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FSProtect mail integration enables users to receive email notifications as soon as a scan is completed. Users can include summary reports, full reports, and the results of customized queries as access links in the notification email, providing a quick overview of the scan results. In case a scan fails, an email is sent with the reason for the failure, keeping users informed.
Tooltip provider that is above and right side on the table allows us to;
Export: Exports all mail configurations and respective information that is listed in this table as a CSV file.
New Configuration: Create a new mail configuration from scratch.
Left-click on the New Configuration button redirects the users to the creation page.
Configuration Name: Name of the configuration.
Mail Server: Full Qualified Domain Name(FQDN) or IP address of the mail server.
Mail Server Port: Port number of the mail server.
Connection Security: Connection type to the mail server.
Send Email To: The receiver list of the notification mail.
Send Summary Report: Whether the summary report access link is attached to the notification mail.
Send Full Report: Whether the full report access link is attached to the notification mail.
Active: Whether the mail configuration is active.
Email Address: The sender mail address of the notification mail.
Email Password: The password of the sender mail address of the notification mail.
When Email Address and Email Password is empty, client will try loging in anonymously to the mail server. For example SMTP Relay servers that authenticates by itself.
Scheduled Reports: Scheduled reports are the built-in or custom-created Search&Reports queries. The results of these queries can be added as attachments to allow users to get a quick overview and instant answers to the questions they are curious about.
Save: Saves the new configuration to the database.
Save and Test (Recommended): Saves the new configuration to the database and sends a confirmation e-mail to validate/verify the configuration.
After Save/Save and Test, users can see the saved mail configurations.
The table contains the regarding information about the integrated mail servers and allows us to perform operations on these configurations with the help of a three-dot button.
Name: Name of the configuration.
Mail Server: Full Qualified Domain Name(FQDN) of the mail server.
Full Report: Whether the full report access link is attached to the notification mail.
Active: Whether the mail configuration is active.
Mail To: The receiver list of the notification mail.
Three-dot button on the each row allows us to perform following operations on a mail integration configuration;
Edit: Edit the selected mail configuration.
Delete: Delete the selected mail configuration.
The following figure is an example of the notification e-mail that sent after the completion of the scan.
