Connect APVISO with monday.com

How APVISO Integrates with monday.com

APVISO's monday.com integration brings penetration testing findings into your monday.com boards, enabling visual vulnerability tracking alongside your existing project management workflows. For teams that rely on monday.com for sprint planning and task management, this integration ensures security remediation is managed in the same tool.

Board-Based Vulnerability Management

When APVISO discovers a vulnerability, the integration creates a new item on your configured monday.com board. The item includes the vulnerability title, severity mapped to a status or priority column, description with reproduction steps, affected endpoint, and a link to the full finding in APVISO. Evidence files can be attached as item updates.

The board structure lets you see all vulnerabilities at a glance with monday.com's familiar table, Kanban, or timeline views. Filter by severity, assignee, or status to focus on what matters most.

Column Mapping and Customization

APVISO maps finding data to monday.com columns based on your configuration. Severity can map to a status column with color-coded labels (Critical = red, High = orange, etc.) or to the built-in priority column. Additional columns can capture the vulnerability category, CVSS score, affected URL, and scan date. This flexibility means the integration adapts to your existing board structure rather than requiring a new board layout.

Visual Dashboards

monday.com's dashboard feature shines for vulnerability management. Create widgets that show findings by severity as a pie chart, remediation velocity over time as a line chart, and team workload as a bar chart. These visual dashboards give security leads and management a clear picture of your security posture and remediation progress without diving into individual findings.

Automation Recipes

monday.com's native automation engine works with APVISO-created items. Set up recipes to automatically assign Critical findings to the security lead, set due dates based on severity (e.g., Critical due in 24 hours, High in 7 days), notify the responsible team via email, and move resolved items to an archive group. These automations reduce manual triage work and enforce consistent remediation timelines.

Group-Based Routing

Route findings to different monday.com groups or boards based on vulnerability type, severity, or target domain. Infrastructure findings go to the DevOps group, application findings to the development group, and compliance-related findings to the GRC group. This ensures each team sees only the findings relevant to them.