External Integrations#
Integrating with various external services enables more convenient and secure vulnerability management.
AWS Integration#
AWS Integration helps you manage vulnerabilities in servers and container images on AWS.
GCP Integration#
With GCP Integration, you can use FutureVuls to manage vulnerabilities in container images found in GCP Artifact Registry.
Following the end of support for GCP's Container Registry, FutureVuls has also ended its support for Container Registry images. We recommend migrating to Artifact Registry. For details, please refer to the official announcement from Google Cloud.
Slack Integration#
The Slack webhook integration is scheduled to be deprecated in the near future. Please use the Slack App integration instead.
Slack Integration sends you a daily summary of detected vulnerabilities via Slack.
GitHub Security Alerts Integration#
With GitHub Security Alerts Integration, you can use FutureVuls to manage vulnerabilities detected in your GitHub repositories.
WordPress Integration#
With the WordPress Integration, you can leverage the wpscan.com vulnerability database, which contains over 20,000 WordPress-related vulnerability entries. It automatically retrieves a list of your WordPress core version, plugins, and themes to detect and manage vulnerabilities.
SAML Integration#
SAML integration is only available on the CSIRT Plan. Additionally, organization owner permissions are required for configuration.
By setting up SAML Integration, you can enable SSO login through your organization's own authentication infrastructure.
Cloud One Integration#
The Cloud One Integration helps manage vulnerabilities for servers with Cloud One installed.
- Update Cloud One protection rules based on vulnerability information detected in FutureVuls
- Automatically update the status of tasks for vulnerabilities protected by Cloud One to
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