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Integrations

Integrate SecuProbe
into your workflow

Connect SecuProbe to your CI/CD pipeline, your notification tools and your own code, and catch vulnerabilities before they reach production.

GitHub Actions

Official

Scan your app automatically on every deployment and fail the job when a vulnerability reaches the severity you choose.

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Webhooks

Pro

Receive an HTTP event on your own endpoint when a scan completes or a vulnerability is found, and post results to Slack.

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REST API

Pro

Trigger scans, read results and build your own security dashboards with full programmatic access.

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How the integrations fit together

Each integration answers a different moment in the life of an application. The GitHub Action runs when code changes: it scans the deployed version and gives the pipeline a pass or fail result. Scheduled scans, configured in the dashboard, run when nothing changes on your side but the outside world does, for example when a certificate nears expiry or a new CVE is published.

Webhooks carry the results to the place where your team already works. SecuProbe sends an event to your endpoint as soon as a scan completes, with the score and the vulnerability counts, so you can open a ticket, post a message or update your own dashboard.

The REST API is the foundation under all of this. Anything the dashboard does with scans can be scripted: start a scan, wait for it, list its vulnerabilities with their severity and remediation guide. API keys carry scopes and can be revoked at any time.

All three follow the same safety rule as the dashboard: active tests only run on domains whose ownership you have verified, whatever the way the scan is started. A pipeline, a schedule or an API call can never be used to test a site that its owner has not authorised.

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