Linx is a security platform focused on identity threat detection and response, helping organizations discover, manage, and protect service and machine identities. Integrating Linx with Harmony brings identity-related security signals directly into your IT service management workflows. This connection enables faster incident response by automatically surfacing identity risks as actionable tickets within Harmony.
Capabilities
- Identity Threat Ingestion: Automatically pull identity threat alerts from Linx into Harmony as structured incidents for immediate triage.
- Automated Ticket Creation: Generate and route service tickets based on Linx risk findings, reducing manual effort for security and IT teams.
- Bi-directional Status Sync: Keep ticket resolution status synchronized between Harmony and Linx so both platforms reflect the latest remediation progress.
Overview
What Harmony does with Linx
Harmony connects with Linx to bring identity and credential security signals directly into the IT workflows your team runs in Slack and Microsoft Teams. When Linx detects a risky identity, an exposed secret, or a policy violation, Harmony surfaces it instantly and routes it to the right person without requiring anyone to leave their collaboration tool. Teams can investigate, escalate, and remediate credential and non-human identity issues through a conversational interface backed by live Linx data. This keeps security operations moving at the speed of the business rather than the speed of portal-hopping.
Data synced
- Non-human identity and service account inventory
- Exposed or at-risk credential alerts
- Policy violation events and severity scores
- Secret and token ownership metadata
Actions available
- Rotate or revoke a compromised credential directly in Linx
- Acknowledge and assign a Linx security alert to an owner
- Trigger a policy-compliance scan for a specified identity or account
Use cases
Real-world use cases
Exposed secret, contained fast
When Linx flags an exposed API token in production, Harmony immediately pings the owning team in Slack with full context and a one-click option to revoke the credential before it can be exploited.
Service account audit on demand
A security engineer asks Harmony in Slack which service accounts haven't rotated credentials in 90 days, and Harmony queries Linx and returns a formatted list in seconds.
Alert routed to the right owner
When a Linx policy-violation alert arrives without a clear owner, Harmony identifies the responsible team from its directory data and opens a threaded Slack conversation to drive resolution.
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FAQ
Linx is an identity security platform specializing in non-human identity management, helping security and IT teams discover, monitor, and govern service accounts, secrets, and machine credentials across the enterprise. Connecting Linx gives Harmony real-time visibility into identity risk so it can proactively alert teams, answer security questions, and trigger remediation actions without leaving Slack or Teams.
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