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Microsoft Teams Notifications Are Now Available in Socket

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Microsoft Teams Notifications Are Now Available in Socket

Socket, a supply chain security platform, now supports Microsoft Teams as a notification channel, enabling security and engineering teams to receive organization alerts and attack campaign notifications directly in Teams channels they already use. The integration delivers structured alerts filtered by category, severity, and repository, with digests that group related findings to prevent channel flooding. Setup requires creating a Microsoft Workflows incoming webhook in Teams and configuring notification subscriptions in Socket's dashboard.

Why it matters: Security teams using Socket and Microsoft Teams can now consolidate security alerts into their existing communication workflows, reducing context-switching and accelerating response to supply chain attacks and vulnerabilities affecting their repositories.

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Microsoft Teams Notifications Are Now Available in Socket

Socket, a supply chain security platform, now supports Microsoft Teams as a notification channel, enabling security and engineering teams to receive organization alerts and attack campaign notifications directly in Teams channels they already use. The integration delivers structured alerts filtered by category, severity, and repository, with digests that group related findings to prevent channel flooding. Setup requires creating a Microsoft Workflows incoming webhook in Teams and configuring notification subscriptions in Socket's dashboard.

Why it matters: Security teams using Socket and Microsoft Teams can now consolidate security alerts into their existing communication workflows, reducing context-switching and accelerating response to supply chain attacks and vulnerabilities affecting their repositories.

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