Threat Notification
A threat alert that arrives and goes nowhere isn't worth much. FlexManager's Threat Notification module pulls in external cyber-security threat alerts and records each one so that it can be triaged, assigned to a reviewer, and tracked all the way through to closure.
From Alert to Accountable Decision
Threat Notification assigns each threat to a named reviewer and tracks it through triage to closure, so a threat has an owner from the moment it’s captured. Threats are grouped by colour-coded classification, and the details and decision for each alert are recorded, so the reasoning behind how a threat was handled is never lost.
Built for Reviewers and Security Teams
The module supports reviewers who get alerted the moment a threat is assigned to them, and teams reassigning a threat to a different reviewer when workloads or responsibilities shift. Your threat log can be filtered by classification and status, and a summary report of all threats can be exported whenever one needs to be shared more widely.
Capture Every Alert in One Place
Capture every incoming cyber-security threat alert in one place, so nothing arrives, gets glanced at, and then disappears into someone's inbox unresolved.
Keep Sensitive Threats Private
Mark sensitive threats so alerts stay private, meaning only the people who need to know about a serious threat are actually notified about it.
Link the Fix to the Threat
Link corrective actions to any threat, so identifying a threat and actually doing something about it happen in the same place rather than two disconnected steps.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the threat alerts actually come from?
External cyber-security threat alerts are pulled in and captured in one place, so incoming alerts don’t rely on someone manually checking a separate feed or inbox before they’re recorded and can be acted on.
Can a threat be reassigned if the original reviewer isn't available?
Yes. A threat can be reassigned to a different reviewer at any point, and the new reviewer is alerted the moment it’s assigned to them, so a change in availability doesn’t leave a threat sitting without an owner.
Can sensitive threats be kept confidential?
Sensitive threats can be marked so their alerts stay private, meaning only the people who genuinely need to know about a serious threat are notified, rather than it being visible more broadly across the threat log.
Why choose FlexManager for threat notification?
FlexManager has been building compliance and security-conscious software since 2011, with a team that understands operational risk, not just software engineering. FlexManager is certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001 and ISO 45001 certification, and it’s that industry-backed accreditation that means we have the know-how we need.