Integrations
Keep the security state in RedMaw. Put the work where your teams already operate.
RedMaw integrates with engineering, identity, SaaS, source, DNS and workflow systems so continuous adversarial testing fits your environment instead of forcing the environment to fit another standalone process.
Integrations should remove operational friction.
RedMaw owns the finding. Your teams may already work in Jira, GitHub, Slack, identity platforms, SaaS administration and CI pipelines.
Connectors are plumbing, not the product. You buy security outcomes and scope. You should not have to count integrations.
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Bring authorized context in
Identity, SaaS posture, source repositories and DNS zones, so RedMaw knows what is in scope and who can reach what.
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Send remediation work out
Validated findings go to the tools your teams already use, with proof and guidance attached.
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Trigger validation on change
CI, deployment and model-registry events run testing closer to the moment new exposure appears.
Ticketing and communication
Where remediation work goes. RedMaw keeps the finding; these systems coordinate the fix.
Jira
Push validated findings with technical context, evidence, remediation guidance and a link back to RedMaw. The same finding updates the same issue rather than creating a duplicate on every continuous run.
GitHub Issues
Route application and engineering findings into GitHub Issues with proof and remediation context, so the fix lives next to the code workflow.
Slack
Notify owners when relevant findings appear or reopen. Routing gets the issue in front of the responsible team without making chat the authoritative security record.
Deliver finding notifications and reporting to teams that do not operate primarily in chat or ticketing platforms.
Linear
Connected through the open webhook and REST API.
GitLab
Connected through the open webhook and REST API.
ServiceNow
Connected through the open webhook and REST API, with delivery support where the workflow is complex.
Bidirectional ticket sync
Two-way ticket state is wired through the API. The retest stays authoritative on security closure either way.
Open webhook and API
The escape hatch for systems without a native connector: a documented REST API and signed webhooks for finding events.
REST API
Query findings, scope and security state programmatically, and connect custom remediation workflows.
Signed webhooks
Receive finding events as they happen and route them into internal tools or systems such as ServiceNow, while RedMaw remains the authoritative finding state.
Identity
Enterprise authentication, user lifecycle, and the authorized identity context that SaaS & Identity testing reasons over.
SSO / SAML
Enterprise authentication against your existing identity provider.
SCIM
Provision and manage user access through your existing identity lifecycle.
IdP read for identity attack paths
Authorized read-only identity context covering users, groups, roles and reachable SaaS relationships, used to model what a compromised identity can reach. Okta and Entra are supported examples.
Identity connectivity is not permission to attack outside scope. It is context for your own authorized identity environment.
Source and secrets
Repository and history analysis for exposed credentials, under a strict validation boundary.
GitHub
Scan authorized repositories and history for exposed credentials. A credential associated with an owned target can enter supported validation; a third-party credential is reported as an exposure rather than used against somebody else's platform.
SaaS posture
Read-only connections to customer-controlled SaaS tenants, to assess posture and permissions.
Microsoft 365
Roles, permissions, public sharing, OAuth applications and access configuration on your side of the tenant.
Google Workspace
Customer-controlled identity, sharing and application access posture.
Salesforce
Profiles, permission sets, connected applications and sharing configuration you control.
RedMaw tests your side of the shared-responsibility boundary. It does not attack the provider's underlying multi-tenant platform.
DNS providers
Prove control of a domain before active testing, and import DNS-zone assets into the authorized inventory.
Cloudflare
One-click connection for domain verification and asset import.
Route 53
Domain verification and DNS-zone asset import.
Akamai
Domain verification and DNS-zone asset import.
GoDaddy
Domain verification and DNS-zone asset import.
Manual ownership verification is always available too, via DNS TXT record, HTML file or meta tag.
CI and deployment triggers
Testing that runs when the environment changes, rather than when the calendar says so.
Deployment webhooks
Trigger validation from your CI or deployment pipeline so testing runs closer to the point new exposure is introduced.
Model-registry and retraining events
Trigger the AI adversarial suite against a candidate model and compare it against the last accepted security baseline.
SIEM and EDR
Comparing what RedMaw did against what your defenses detected.
SIEM / EDR ingest
Executed adversarial activity is exported through the API and webhooks, so your team can line it up against what the defensive stack recorded.
Cloud
Cloud context is part of the integration architecture, and Route 53 is covered under DNS providers today.
Boundary
Connectivity is not permission.
An integration does not expand authorization. Every RedMaw test remains governed by the same controls, whatever is connected.
- Explicit scope
- Ownership verification
- Authorization controls
- Test mode
- Approval gates where required
Connectivity is not permission.
Fit RedMaw into the security workflow you already have.
Connect the systems that define scope, supply context, receive remediation and trigger validation.