Here is how my email alert to the help desk is setup. I replaced computer names and user names with RED.
While I don't feel it is adequate, it does let the help desk know there is probably something wrong and to do a 3rd party (usually malwarebytes) scan. I suggest you add in every tag available, and then remove the ones you don't feel are necessary. Anyway, my 2 cents.
Subject:
Possible Virus problem on {AffectedComputerNames}
Body:
Actual number of events: {ReceivedNumEvents}
Source Systems: {SourceComputers}
Actual number of systems: {ReceivedNumComputers}
IP Address {AffectedComputerIPs}
First Event Time: {FirstEventTime}
Event Description: {EventDescriptions}
Event ID: {EventIDs}
Additional Information: {AdditionalInformation}
Affected systems names: {AffectedComputerNames}
Affected Objects: {AffectedObjects}
Time notification sent: {TimeNotificationSent}
It looks like this:
Subject:Possible Virus problem on (COMPUTER NAME)
Actual number of events: 5
Source Systems: Not Available
Actual number of systems: 1
IP Address 192.168.X.X
First Event Time: 6/10/09 10:00:38 AM
Event Description: Infected file deleted., file infected. Undetermined clean error, deleted successfully Event ID: 1027, 1280
Additional Information: 3
Affected systems names: (COMPUTER NAME)
Affected Objects: C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\XZ57JBIN\install[1].exe, C:\Documents and Settings\USERNAME\Local Settings\Temporary Internet Files\Content.IE5\O3BC6FCO\index[1].htm\00000122.js, C:\DOCUMENTS AND SETTINGS\USERNAME\LOCAL SETTINGS\TEMPORARY INTERNET FILES\CONTENT.IE5\XZ57JBIN\INSTALL[1].EXE
Time notification sent: 6/11/09 10:00:38 AM