ISE Alarm at Failed Authentications per User

Hi there!
Is there a way to define an alarm for Failed authentications in a given time for a specific user in ISE 1.3?
We have an alarm like this defined in ACS 5.3 but I can't find it in the ISE.
Here is a picture of the definition in ACS:
Can anyone help?

Yes we can configure ISE alarms and send email notification as well

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           mab      Not run

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