Connect security context without creating another silo
SteelCortex is designed to work alongside existing technology rather than require organisations to discard tools that already provide useful telemetry or controls. Integrations bring relevant evidence into a clearer workflow for detection, investigation, prioritisation and reporting.
Integration areas
- Websites and domains: public assets, DNS, certificates and externally visible services.
- Cloud platforms: workloads, storage, identity, configuration and activity evidence.
- Servers and endpoints: system events, endpoint telemetry and asset context.
- Email and identity: authentication events, account activity and access-control information.
- APIs and applications: exposed interfaces, service dependencies and application context.
- Security tooling: alerts, vulnerability findings, logs and investigation evidence from existing controls.
- Reporting and workflow systems: export or coordination with ticketing, governance and management processes where supported.
Integration principles
Connections should be scoped around the minimum data required for the intended workflow. Permissions should follow least-privilege principles, access should be auditable and sensitive credentials should be protected using appropriate secrets-management practices.
From signal to decision
The value of integration is not simply collecting more data. SteelCortex uses connected evidence to add context: which asset is affected, whether it is exposed, who owns it, what other signals are related and what action should happen next.
Implementation approach
Integration requirements are confirmed during onboarding or service scoping. Availability will depend on the specific platform, account permissions and the SteelCortex capabilities enabled for the client. Where a direct connector is not available, structured imports or evidence-based workflows may be used instead.