Integrations

Noxen fires scan-completion alerts into whatever stack you already run — chat for the humans, SIEM for the search-and-correlate side. Pick a destination, paste the webhook URL, set a severity threshold, and the next nightly scan starts delivering.

Chat destinations

SIEM destinations

Generic webhook

Any URL that isn't recognised as Slack / Discord / Teams receives the raw WebhookPayload as JSON. That covers n8n, Zapier, Make, your own internal alert router, an AWS Lambda function URL, or a custom /webhook endpoint on a homelab service. Fields are stable: host, scanned_at, severity counts, new CVE delta, and a top-findings array.

SIEM export format

All SIEM destinations consume the same NDJSON output from Noxen's SIEMExporter — JSON Lines, LF-delimited, one document per line. Records cover CVE findings, open ports, TLS audit results, HTTP header audits, and exposed admin surfaces. Optional global tags (env, region, tenant) apply to every record for downstream filtering.

Entitlements

Webhooks and SIEM export are paid features. Free and one-time Noxen 1.x licenses don't include them — they unlock at Live Feed ($19/month) for webhooks, and MSP ($149/month) for SIEM export. See pricing for the full tier breakdown, or the MSP page if you're managing multiple client fleets.

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