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# Account Notifications

In this guide, you will configure your account notification preferences in Radiant Security to control when and how you receive updates.

On the **Notifications** page, you can:

* Select which notifications to receive
* Choose the delivery frequency (instant, daily, or weekly)
* Specify which alert statuses trigger notifications (e.g., recommended malicious, malicious, likely benign)

### Access your account notifications

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**Note**: All account notification preferences are managed from the **Notifications** page.
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To access the **Notifications** page:

1. In the navigation menu, click the **Settings** (gear) icon.
2. Under **Account Settings**, click **Notifications**.
3. This page will display whether **Email Notifications** are currently active for your account.

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4. Use the drop-down menu to set the notification frequency: **Instantly**, **Daily**, or **Weekly**. Daily and weekly options send notifications in a single batch at the end of each day or week, helping reduce inbox clutter.

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### Manage your notification settings

To manage your email notification settings:

1. On the **Notifications** page, hover over the **Email notifications** row.
2. Click the arrow icon beside the drop-down menu to open the configuration page.

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3. This will open a detailed view with the list of available notification events.

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4. Click the toggle to enable or disable notifications for the following events:

   * **New alert** – Receive a notification when new alerts are received or triaged based on the selected **Alert status.** By default, you’ll only be notified for alerts classified as **Malicious** or **Recommended Malicious**. You can adjust this setting to best fit your needs.

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   * **Incident investigation complete** – Receive a notification when an incident investigation is complete.
   * **Incident assignments** – Receive notifications when you’re assigned to or unassigned from an incident.
   * **Mentions** – Receive a notification when you’re mentioned in a comment.
   * **Activity Report** – Receive a summary of key triage, investigation, and response activity on a **Weekly** or **Monthly** basis.

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**Note**: These preferences only apply to internal security team members. End-user notifications are not configured here.
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### Coming soon: Slack and Teams support

These settings will soon be available for Slack and Microsoft Teams notifications, so you can manage all channels in one place. No action is needed on your end. We’ll let you know when this becomes available.


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