APVISO + Trello Integration

Why connect APVISO with Trello?

Kanban-Style Vulnerability Tracking

Visualize your vulnerability remediation pipeline on Trello boards. Move finding cards through lists as your team triages, fixes, and verifies each issue.

Label-Based Severity Indicators

APVISO automatically applies color-coded Trello labels matching vulnerability severity, making it easy to scan the board for critical issues.

Checklist-Based Remediation

Each Trello card includes a remediation checklist based on APVISO's guidance, giving developers clear steps to follow when fixing the vulnerability.

Setup Guide

Authorize APVISO with Trello

Click the 'Connect Trello' button in APVISO's integration settings. Authorize APVISO to access your Trello boards and create cards.

Select Board and List

Choose the Trello board and default list (e.g., 'New Findings') where APVISO should create cards for discovered vulnerabilities.

Configure Labels and Rules

Map APVISO severity levels to Trello label colors. Optionally configure routing rules to send findings to different boards or lists.

How APVISO Integrates with Trello

APVISO's Trello integration creates Kanban-style vulnerability tracking by turning pentest findings into Trello cards. For teams that prefer Trello's visual, board-based approach to project management, this integration brings security remediation into the same workflow used for feature development and bug tracking.

Card-Based Vulnerability Management

Each APVISO finding becomes a Trello card on your configured board. The card title contains the vulnerability name, and the description includes detailed reproduction steps, the affected endpoint, severity rating, and remediation guidance. APVISO also creates a remediation checklist on the card, breaking down the fix into actionable steps that developers can check off as they work through the remediation.

Cards are created in your configured list (e.g., "New Findings" or "Triage") and flow through your board's lists as your team processes them. A typical board might have lists for New, In Progress, In Review, and Verified.

Severity Labels

APVISO applies color-coded Trello labels to each card based on the vulnerability severity. Red for Critical, orange for High, yellow for Medium, and blue for Low. These labels make it easy to scan the board visually and identify the most urgent findings. You can filter the board by label to focus on Critical and High findings during triage sessions.

Evidence and Attachments

Finding cards include attachments with evidence from the scan. HTTP request/response pairs, screenshots, and relevant scan data are attached to the card for easy access. Developers can review the evidence directly on the Trello card without switching to the APVISO dashboard.

Board Organization

For teams with multiple applications or components, you can configure APVISO to route findings to different Trello boards or lists. Application vulnerabilities go to the development board, infrastructure findings go to the DevOps board, and compliance issues go to the security board. This routing ensures findings reach the right team's workspace.

Automation with Butler

Trello's built-in Butler automation works with APVISO cards. Set up Butler rules to automatically assign cards based on labels, set due dates based on severity, move cards between lists on schedule, and send notifications when Critical findings are created. These automations streamline the triage process and enforce consistent remediation timelines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use Trello Power-Ups with APVISO cards?▾

Yes. APVISO creates standard Trello cards, so all Power-Ups work normally. Use calendar Power-Ups for remediation deadlines, voting Power-Ups for prioritization, and custom field Power-Ups for additional metadata.

Does moving a card to Done trigger a retest?▾

Yes, if you enable bi-directional sync. When a card is moved to your configured 'Done' list, APVISO schedules a targeted retest to verify the fix.

Connect APVISO with Trello