Collections to Facilitate Security Interactions
summary
Shows a working API-to-API integration built with Postman Collections and Postman Monitors that pulls detections from Uptycs (via the osquery agent), parses roughly 50 returned JSON items per run, and creates Opsgenie alerts every five minutes. Maps key fields into indexed Opsgenie attributes while storing the full JSON in an extra properties field for context. Runs as a reusable, monitorable collection, publishes the collection, and proves the approach is operationally viable.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:05Problem with API integrations
- 4:15Importance of source data
- 9:09Building the Python proof of concept
- 12:41Setting up environments and headers
- 15:06Writing the integration code
- 18:58Testing and refining the solution
- 20:42Operationalizing the integration
- 22:46Publishing the Postman collection
- 23:30Q&A and closing remarks
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