Enable incoming webhooks for a custom integration
Enable a custom service integration that accepts incoming webhooks so event notifications can be forwarded to your webhook endpoint.
If you integrate a custom service or application, the management system sends a JSON message to the webhook URL that you configure.
Use this task when you have a service that supports incoming webhooks and you want to connect it as a service integration.
Before you begin
Security Cloud Control does not format messages for custom integration. If you opt to integrate a custom service or application, Security Cloud Control sends a JSON message.
Refer to the service's documentation on how to enable incoming webhooks and generate a webhook URL. Once you have a webhook URL, use the procedure below to enable webhooks:
Follow these steps to enable incoming webhooks for a custom integration:
Procedure
Step 1 | Generate and copy the webhook URL from the custom service or application of your choice. |
Step 2 | Log into Security Cloud Control. |
Step 3 | In the left pane, click . |
Step 4 | Examine and confirm the notifications that are checked are correct. If they are not, we strongly recommend modifying the notification selection before you connect to a service integration. |
Step 5 | Scroll to Service Integrations. |
Step 6 | Click the blue plus button. |
Step 7 | Enter a Name. This name appears in Security Cloud Control as a configured service integration. It does not appear in any events forwarded to the configured service. |
Step 8 | Expand the drop-down menu and select Custom as the Service Type. |
Step 9 | Paste the webhook URL that you generated from the service. |
Step 10 | Click OK. |
The custom service integration is configured with the webhook URL, and event notifications are forwarded as JSON to the specified endpoint.