When configuring alerts, which aspect do you lack granular control over?

When configuring alerts within a Secure Email Gateway, the aspect that typically lacks granular control is the recommended threshold. This refers to the pre-defined parameters or limits that suggest when an alert should be triggered based on certain metrics or behaviors. While users can often adjust other settings such as the type of alert, the specific recipients who will receive the alerts, and the method of notification (such as email or SMS), recommended thresholds are usually established based on best practices or system defaults.

This means that while you might be able to set custom alerts and choose how those alerts are delivered and to whom, the fine-tuning of what constitutes a 'normal' versus 'alerting' condition for various metrics within the system may be limited to recommendations provided by the system. This is crucial for ensuring that alerts are meaningful and not set off by minor fluctuations or anomalies that don't warrant immediate attention.