Overview
Integrations connect Cysmiq to your development tools. Each integration is scoped to a single workspace and can be configured independently.Version control
Connect your repositories to enable automatic security scanning.- GitHub: GitHub Cloud and GitHub Enterprise Server
- GitLab: GitLab.com and self-managed instances
- Automatic scans on push events
- VCS permission sync for developers
- Vulnerability attribution to commits
Cloud IP allowlisting
If your version control provider restricts access by IP address, add this Cysmiq Cloud IPv4 range to its allowlist:
Cysmiq Cloud uses addresses within this range for outbound connections to version control providers. Allow the full CIDR so repository discovery, branch fetches, and scans can reach your provider.
Configure the range in your provider’s access settings:
- GitHub Cloud: an organization owner can add the CIDR under Settings, Authentication security, then IP allow list. See GitHub organization IP allowlists.
- GitLab: add the CIDR to the group’s Restrict access by IP address setting when group IP restrictions are enabled. See GitLab group IP restrictions.
- Bitbucket Cloud: add the CIDR under the workspace’s Access controls when IP restrictions are enabled. See Bitbucket workspace IP allowlisting.
Ticketing
Send vulnerabilities to your issue tracker for remediation workflows.- Jira: Create issues in Jira projects
- Linear: Create issues in Linear workspaces
Webhooks
Send Cysmiq events to HTTPS endpoints for automation, monitoring, and downstream processing.- Configure scoped endpoints for workspace, organization, or repository events
- Subscribe to scan, repository, vulnerability, and ping events
- Verify deliveries with signing secrets
CLI
The Cysmiq CLI queries results from existing scans. It does not run scans.- Gate CI jobs by failing on severity thresholds or max counts
- Fetch scan summaries for a repo, ref, or SHA
- Output summaries in table or JSON for pipelines