Monitor CVE Feeds → Alert Security Team → Create Tracking Tickets
Automatically monitor vulnerability databases, alert your security team via Slack, and create tracking tickets in Jira for high-severity vulnerabilities.
Workflow Steps
RSS Reader API (like Feedly API)
Monitor CVE and vulnerability feeds
Set up automated monitoring of NIST NVD RSS feeds, CISA alerts, and vendor security advisories. Configure filters for CVSS scores above 7.0 and keywords matching your tech stack.
Zapier
Process and filter vulnerability data
Create a Zap that triggers when new high-severity vulnerabilities are detected. Parse the data to extract CVE ID, CVSS score, affected products, and description. Filter out false positives and duplicates.
Slack
Send formatted alerts to security channel
Post structured messages to your #security-alerts channel including vulnerability severity, affected systems, and initial risk assessment. Use Slack's formatting to make critical info stand out.
Jira
Create vulnerability tracking tickets
Automatically generate Jira tickets in your security project with pre-filled fields: CVE ID, severity level, affected components, patch availability, and assigned to security team lead.
Workflow Flow
Step 1
RSS Reader API (like Feedly API)
Monitor CVE and vulnerability feeds
Step 2
Zapier
Process and filter vulnerability data
Step 3
Slack
Send formatted alerts to security channel
Step 4
Jira
Create vulnerability tracking tickets
Why This Works
Combines real-time monitoring with structured alerting and ticket creation, ensuring no critical vulnerabilities slip through the cracks while maintaining organized tracking.
Best For
Security teams need to track and respond to new vulnerabilities affecting their infrastructure
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