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# Email Provider Alerts
## Google Workspace Alerts
You can leverage three of [Google's Workspace Alerts](https://support.google.com/a/answer/9104586?hl=en\&ref_topic=9105077\&sjid=8845326409460636364-NA) in Email Threat Protection:
* Malware reclassification (Malware message detected post-delivery)
* Misconfigured whitelist (Phishing in inbox due to bad whitelist)
* Phishing reclassification (Phishing message detected post-delivery)
## Ingest Alerts
1. From the left navigation, expand **Email Threats**, expand **Settings**, then click **Email Provider Alerts**.
2. Check which alert types to ingest, then click **Save**.
Workspace Alert Ingestion
From this page, you can also set default remediation for suspicious message alerts from your email provider. [Learn more here.](/email-protections/email-threats/issues.md)
## View Issues
To view issues created by Email Provider Alerts, filter the issue list by the detection: `Message flagged by Google post-delivery`.
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