The Slack security bot that puts answers where work happens.

The Slack integration is Casco's outbound notification layer. It posts configured updates when a pentest starts or finishes and when a finding meets your chosen severity. The Slack bot is the interactive layer: mention @Casco to ask questions about findings, recent run status, or the latest report. In short, the integration tells you when something changed; the bot helps you understand it. For new customers, both are delivered in the same private Slack Connect channel that Casco automatically creates during portal onboarding.

The Casco Slack bot is a conversational application security assistant that answers security questions inside Slack. Casco connects a private Slack channel to the right account so your team can ask about penetration testing findings, pentest status, remediation priorities, and reports without copying sensitive context between tools.

You can ask about application security findings, the status of a recent pentest, which vulnerability engineering should prioritize, or the latest available penetration test report. If a question could refer to more than one application, the bot asks a follow-up so it can use the right account and application context.

The Casco Slack bot gives AppSec, engineering, and product teams the same grounded answer in the channel where they already collaborate. It reduces security-tool switching, preserves the source finding or report, and makes it easier to bring the right owner into a remediation thread while the context is still fresh.

No. The Slack bot can retrieve and explain Casco findings, run status, and reports, but it cannot start, stop, or otherwise change a pentest.

For new customers, Slack setup is part of Casco portal onboarding and signup. Share your Slack workspace ID in the portal, and Casco automatically creates a private shared Slack Connect channel from the Casco workspace to yours. The channel is connected to your Casco account, and the Slack bot is already there, so there is no separate bot installation or configuration step.

The Casco Slack integration can post automatic pentest lifecycle notifications when a run starts or finishes and can alert the channel when a finding matches your configured severity. These push notifications complement the Slack bot, which answers follow-up questions on demand.

Yes. Casco creates a private Slack Connect channel for your company and connects it to the right Casco account, so your team gets the right security context with every answer.

Yes. Once the shared Slack Connect channel is available in your workspace, you can add the engineers, product owners, or other stakeholders who need to collaborate, subject to your Slack workspace policy. The Casco bot is already in the channel and ready for the team to mention.

No. Slack gives your team a faster way to ask, understand, and collaborate where work already happens. Casco remains the source of record for complete finding details, reports, configuration, and pentest management.