The tools you already run, on one list you can actually work through
Nothing here replaces a scanner. Each integration contributes its part of a picture no single tool has: what is wrong, who owns it, whether it is being exploited, and whether the fix landed. Findings arrive, work goes out, and a finding closes only when something proves it did.
Findings come in
Scanners and code analysis report what is wrong, and where.
GitHub Advanced Security
Brings code scanning alerts, secret scanning alerts and Dependabot findings out of per-repository tabs and into one estate-wide list ordered by what is actually exploitable.
How it connectsVulnerability managementQualys
Pulls Qualys VM detections into the shared finding table, resolved to the same assets your other tools report on, so one host with one problem is one piece of work.
How it connectsSoftware composition & codeSnyk
Pulls Snyk's open-source, code and container issues into the same finding table as everything else, so a vulnerable dependency competes for attention with a firewall hole rather than living in its own tab.
How it connectsStatic analysisSonarQube
Takes SonarQube's security hotspots and vulnerability rules out of the quality gate and into the remediation loop, where they get an owner, a deadline and a verified close.
How it connectsVulnerability managementTenable
Ingests Tenable's host and network findings, deduplicates them against everything else that reports the same CVE, and gives each one an owner and a deadline.
How it connectsContainer & infrastructureTrivy
Ingests Trivy's container image, filesystem and IaC results and ties each one to the image or repository it belongs to, so a base-image upgrade shows up as one fix and not forty findings.
How it connectsWork goes out
Tickets, notices and events carry the work to the people who do it.
Jira
Routes findings into the Jira project the owning team already works in, keeps the ticket and the finding in step in both directions, and closes neither until a rescan proves the fix.
How it connectsITSM & CMDBServiceNow
Opens remediation work in ServiceNow and reads your CMDB back, so a finding arrives with the business service, the support group and the criticality your organisation already agreed on.
How it connectsNotificationSlack
Tells the right channel when something needs a person — a breach about to happen, an approval waiting, a verification that came back negative. Not a firehose of every new finding.
How it connectsSIEM & SOARSplunk
Streams findings to Splunk as OCSF vulnerability_finding events over HEC, so your detection content can correlate exposure with what is happening on the wire.
How it connectsFixes get proven
Signals that show a fix actually landed.
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