Streamline security vulnerability remediation with Jira Cloud or Server integration
Leverage our bi-directional Jira integration to automatically create tickets for your pentest findings. Enhance efficiency by auto-retesting vulnerabilities when marked as done in Jira, ensuring seamless collaboration between security and development teams.
Boost security and trackability with GitHub integration
Maximize the power of our GitHub integration, which creates and tracks issues for every pentest finding in your chosen repository. Manage multiple pentests at the same time and empower your development team to swiftly address vulnerabilities and enhance your application's security posture.
Communicate with testers in real time with the Slack integration
A dedicated Slack channel can be joined right from the pentest brief, enabling you to receive quick status updates and to discuss details with pentesters throughout the process.
Pull Cobalt pentest information into OneTrust’s GRC & Security Assurance platform (previously Tugboat Logic)
With the OneTrust integration, you can pull in Cobalt assets, pentests, and findings as evidence for security assessments.
Analyze pentest data using JupiterOne’s query and visualization tool
With the JupiterOne integration, you can import Cobalt data, visualize assets, query pentest data, and create alerts for findings.
Get an overview of your findings and risk in DefectDojo
Get an overview of your findings and risks in Kenna Security
The Kenna Security integration allows you to import all Cobalt findings through a single line command.
Integrate Cobalt findings into the anecdotes.ai compliance operating system
Import Cobalt findings into a PlexTrac report to aggregate alongside your other security knowledge and data sources
“With the Cobalt platform, you fill out exactly what you want them to test, and they’re ready for you as quickly as you can be ready. As soon as I gave them the information, they’re there, and they identified the resources. It was only a matter of days to get the right resources and kick us off. And once I was up and running, I really loved the way that Cobalt used the Slack channel to keep us updated.”
