Configure Multicloud Defense to send alerts to platforms such as Datadog, Microsoft Sentinel, PagerDuty, ServiceNow, Microsoft Teams, Webex, Splunk, and Slack. Integrate with SIEMs and set up automated notifications for critical events. Ensure timely responses to security incidents.
A service rule that includes an alert destination typically defines how and where notifications or alerts should be sent when certain conditions are met. Service rules monitor specific conditions or events, such as system thresholds being exceeded, errors occurring, or security incidents being detected and when the predefined conditions are met, the service rule triggers an alert. Alerts are sent to web services or applications via webhooks for further processing or automation. This ensures that critical events do not go unnoticed.
Datadog
Learn how the Datadog integration sends Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to Datadog through an Alert Service Profile and associated Alert Rule.
Microsoft Sentinel
Learn how the Microsoft Sentinel integration sends Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to Sentinel through an Alert Service Profile and associated Alert Rule.
PagerDuty
Learn how the PagerDuty integration sends Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to a PagerDuty API endpoint through an Alert Service Profile and associated Alert Rule.
ServiceNow
Learn how the ServiceNow integration sends Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to ServiceNow through an Alert Service Profile, webhook, and associated Alert Rule.
Slack
Learn how the Slack integration sends Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to an incoming webhook through an Alert Service Profile and associated Alert Rule.
Microsoft Teams
Learn how the Microsoft Teams integration uses an alert profile and service rule to deliver Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to a Teams incoming webhook.
Webex
Learn how the Webex integration sends Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to a Webex space through an Alert Service Profile and associated Alert Rule.
Splunk
Learn how the Splunk integration sends Cisco Multicloud Defense alerts to Splunk through a configured Alert Service Profile and associated Alert Rule.