Monitor GitHub Repos → Alert on Suspicious Activity → Create Security Incident
Automatically monitor your organization's GitHub repositories for unauthorized access, leaked code, or suspicious commits, then create security incidents for immediate response.
Workflow Steps
GitHub
Set up webhook monitoring
Configure GitHub webhooks to track repository events including commits, pull requests, collaborator additions, and repository settings changes. Set up webhooks for all critical repositories in your organization.
Zapier
Process GitHub webhook data
Create a Zapier trigger that receives GitHub webhook data and applies filters to identify suspicious activities like commits from unknown users, large file uploads, or changes to sensitive files.
Slack
Send security alerts
Configure Slack notifications to alert your security team immediately when suspicious activity is detected, including details about the repository, user, and specific changes made.
PagerDuty
Create security incident
Automatically create a high-priority incident in PagerDuty for critical security events, ensuring proper escalation and tracking of the response process.
Workflow Flow
Step 1
GitHub
Set up webhook monitoring
Step 2
Zapier
Process GitHub webhook data
Step 3
Slack
Send security alerts
Step 4
PagerDuty
Create security incident
Why This Works
This workflow provides real-time monitoring and immediate response capabilities, crucial for preventing source code leaks before they spread across the internet.
Best For
Protecting source code and preventing data leaks in software development teams
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