Corgea’s webhook integration allows you to send data to any webhook URL, enabling seamless integration with various third-party services and applications. This feature provides a flexible way to extend Corgea’s capabilities and automate workflows based on your specific needs.

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Prerequisites

Before setting up the webhook integration, ensure you have:

  • Administrative access to your Corgea account
  • A webhook URL from your target application/service

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Setting up the Integration

1

Access Integrations Page

Log in to your Corgea account and navigate to the “Integrations” page.

2

Connect Webhook

Locate the “Webhook” integration under “Automation Integrations” and click the “Add +” button.

3

Configure Integration

In the integration setup form, enter the following details:

  • Name: A friendly name for the integration (e.g., “My Custom Webhook”)
  • Webhook URL: The URL where Corgea will send data
4

Save Configuration

Click “Save” to complete the webhook integration setup.

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Example Use Cases

Here are some example use cases for integrating Corgea with webhooks:

  1. Custom Notification Systems: Send notifications to team communication tools when new vulnerabilities are discovered.

  2. Incident Management: Trigger incident creation in systems like PagerDuty or OpsGenie.

  3. CI/CD Integration: Send scan results to your build/deployment system.

  4. Custom Workflows: Build custom automations by connecting with internal systems.

  5. Data Visualization: Send data to tools like Grafana or Kibana for custom dashboards.

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Webhook Payload

When an event occurs, Corgea sends an HTTP POST request to your webhook URL containing relevant data about the event. The payload includes information such as:

  • Event type
  • Timestamp
  • User who triggered the event
  • Relevant event data (e.g., scan results, vulnerability details)

By leveraging webhook integrations in Corgea, you can create powerful automated workflows and seamlessly connect with your existing tools and services.

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