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# Email

## Integration of Email with TrustLogix

#### Prerequisite 

1. Create a distribution list email where multiple users are subscribed to it. This email will receive all the TrustLogix security risk alerts.

#### Setup

1. Enter the distribution list email created in the prerequisite step
2. Choose the severity of the security risk alerts. If you only want the Critical and High severity alerts to be sent to the distribution list email then select them in the drop down list.

#### Post Setup

1. An email from AWS with the following subject will appear in the inbox tied to the distribution list email
   1. **Amazon Web Services – Email Address Verification Request in region US East**
2. Click on the URL mentioned in the email to verify the request.
3. Once the email has been verified, the distribution email will start receiving the TrustLogix security risk alerts in this manner

   | Monitoring policy name | Monitor for block list IP addresses |
   | ---------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
   | Description            | Alert block list IP's               |
   | Account                | Snowflake Dev                       |
   | Account type           | Snowflake                           |
   | Category               | Shadow IT                           |
   | Severity               | High                                |


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