Phoenix Security Jira integration Automatic backlog management

Phoenix security Jira integration

Overview

We’re excited to unveil a new evolved JIRA Integration with Phoenix Security, a game-changing solution designed to automate and optimize your vulnerability management workflow.

With features like Dynamic Backlog Management and Automatic Closure of Tickets, this integration is the cybersecurity equivalent of a Swiss Army knife. 🎉

With jira being one of the key places where the security team and development team interact we wanted to create a seamless experience where the application security team and vulnerability management team could work together with the development team in planning sprint, remediation campaigns and more

Release Note: JIRA Integration with Phoenix Security

Version: 3

Release Date: 25/10/2023

Knowledge Base: JIRA Integration with Phoenix Security


Why this feature?

We updated jira integration to enable security professionals be dynamic and not bogged down in ticket generation. Automating updates and ticket generation phoenix security empowers security professionals and developers to work seamlessly together. Cyber threat intelligence alerts are automatically delivered to team with comments and ticket are not left hanging if an asset disappears

Key Features

  1. Risk to actions
    • Automatically prioritize vulnerabilities based on risk assessment.
    • Real-time backlog updates to ensure you’re always ahead of the curve.
  2. Dynamic Backlog Management:
    • Automatically prioritize vulnerabilities based on risk assessment.
    • Real-time backlog updates to ensure you’re always ahead of the curve.
  3. Automatic Closure of Tickets:
    • Risk-accepted vulnerabilities trigger automatic ticket closure.
    • Automatic ticket generation based on risk targets
    • Say goodbye to the tedious manual process of closing tickets.
    • stop the generation of tickets if a vulnerability is not fixable
  4. Monitoring and Tracking Resolution of Vulnerabilities:
    • Receive real-time status updates for each vulnerability.
    • Stay in the loop with instant notifications for risk level changes.
  5. Projected Resolution Time:
    • Accurate estimates for vulnerability resolution times.
    • Make data-driven decisions for your upcoming sprints.
  6. Limiting Ticket Overflow:
    • Control the number of generated tickets to prevent backlog overflow.
    • Because nobody likes a ticket tsunami. 🌊
  7. Link Back to Vulnerabilities:
    • Directly link JIRA tickets back to the corresponding vulnerabilities in the Phoenix Security dashboard.
    • One-click navigation for seamless vulnerability management.
  8. Automatic update when new threat intel becomes available
    • Phoenix security automatically updates tickets with new threat intelligence information and comments
  9. Different SLA and tracking methodologies to measure SLA timers from ticket creation


Additional Resources

For a comprehensive guide on leveraging this integration, check out our Knowledge Base.


Support

Need help? Contact our support team at support@phoenix.security.

Alfonso brings experience running international teams for multi-million dollar, technologically advanced projects for Telefónica, IBM and Vodafone. Alfonso joins with two decades of experience working for tech leaders, including at Dell EMC, Yahoo! and Intershop.

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