Your scan results, in Slack

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SSL Certificate Analysis Open Port Detection Web Application Scanning DNS Security Audit HTTP Header Analysis Misconfiguration Detection Software Fingerprinting Subdomain Enumeration

Slack Integration

Security findings, where your team already is

Sensagraph scans your domains and web applications for security weaknesses. Connect Slack and every finished scan is announced in the channel you choose the finding counts for every tool, and a link straight to the full report.

Add to Slack

A Sensagraph account is required. You will be asked to sign in, then Slack will ask which channel the results should land in.

A finished Sensagraph scan announced in a Slack channel, with the severity counts for each tool and a View Results button.

In The Channel

What lands in your channel

One message per finished scan. No noise, no daily digest, nothing to configure it is the same summary your team already receives by email.

Which target finished

The scanned address, the label your team gave it, and whether the run completed in full or only in part.

Findings by severity

One row per security tool that took part, with the Critical, High, Medium, Low and Info counts it recorded.

A way straight in

A button that opens the full findings for that run in Sensagraph, so nobody has to go hunting for it.

A record that stays

Scheduled scans build a week-by-week log in the channel that the whole team can read back through.

Getting Started

Connected in three steps

A team admin sets this up once. It takes about a minute, and there is nothing to copy, paste or configure afterwards.

01

Open Settings → Integrations

Sign in to Sensagraph and open the Integrations page from your account settings. The Slack panel is the first thing on it.

02

Choose Add to Slack

Slack takes over from here. Its own screen shows you exactly what Sensagraph is asking for, and asks you to pick the channel the results should go to.

03

You are done

Sensagraph brings you back with the workspace and channel confirmed on the page. The next scan that finishes is announced there.

The Sensagraph Integrations settings page, showing the Slack panel and the Add to Slack button.

After Installing

What happens next

You do not have to wait for a scan to find out whether it worked.

  • A confirmation you can see

    The Integrations page names the workspace and the channel you connected, who connected it, and when the last message was sent.

  • A test message on demand

    Send test message posts to the channel straight away, so you know the connection works before the first scan finishes.

  • It belongs to the team

    The connection is the team's, not the person's who made it. Every member can see where the results go; the admin decides whether they keep going there.

  • Removed just as easily

    Disconnect on the same page stops the messages and hands the token back to Slack. You can connect again at any time.

A Slack channel just after installing, with Sensagraph confirming that scan results will arrive there.

Permissions

What Sensagraph can and cannot do

The integration asks for a single Slack permission incoming-webhook which lets it post to one channel and does nothing else.

What it can do

  • Post a message to the one channel chosen during installation.
  • Send that message when one of your team's scans finishes, and when an admin asks for a test.

What it cannot do

  • Read your messages, in that channel or in any other.
  • See your other channels, or who belongs to them.
  • Post anywhere except the channel you picked.
  • Send direct messages, or act on behalf of anyone in your workspace.

Before You Start

Requirements and support

A Sensagraph account

The integration announces your own scans, so it needs an account with at least one verified domain. Signing up is free.

See pricing

Team admin rights

Connecting and disconnecting Slack is an admin action. Every other member of the team can see the connection but not change it.

Help when you need it

Write to us and a person answers, usually within one business day.

Contact support

Privacy

What we collect, how long we keep it, and how to have it removed.

Read the privacy policy

Put your scan results where your team already is

Connect Slack once and stop checking a dashboard to find out whether the scan ran.

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