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Data security issues should be reported and taken care of as swiftly as possible. Organizations that work with both Xurrent service management and the Open Raven data security platform will therefore be pleased to learn about the new Xurrent Open Raven Integration. This integration, created by Open Raven, uses REST APIs to communicate Open Raven event data directly into Xurrent, allowing teams to easily prioritize and quickly assign next steps for identified issues.

Open Raven provides data security visibility and compliance for the cloud by automating the discovery of all cloud assets, classification of sensitive data therein, and monitoring for mismatches between data types and infrastructure security controls. When an Open Raven policy violation event or alert is triggered, an incident is immediately created in Xurrent. These alerts include information critical for quick assessment and prioritization for action: rule violation details, impacted locations, involved objects and details about sensitive data types. With this new rich data context, a workflow in Xurrent is started that allows teams to not only better detect issues, but also track and measure impacted response and resolution targets for such alerts using Xurrent’s standard SLA functionalities and out-of-the-box reports.
To learn more about this integration, please download the Xurrent Open Raven Integration datasheet.

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