Incoming Webhooks for Microsoft Teams
Security Cloud Control can forward notifications to Microsoft Teams. These messages are displayed either in a designated channel or as an automated bot in a private chat message in Microsoft Teams. To enable this functionality, you must generate a webhook URL from Microsoft Teams and point Security Cloud Control to that webhook. For more information about adding incoming webhooks to a Microsoft Teams channel, see Create incoming webhooks with Workflows for Microsoft Teams.
Prerequisites
These are the prerequisites to allow Security Cloud Control notifications in Microsoft Teams:
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                    A Microsoft Teams account. 
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                    A Security Cloud Control account and tenant. 
Use this procedure to generate a webhook URL in Microsoft Teams and enable notifications from Security Cloud Control:
Procedure
| Step 1 | Log in to your Microsoft Teams account. | 
| Step 2 | In the New Teams client, click Teams and navigate to the channel in which you want to add an incoming webhook. | 
| Step 3 | Click More options ••• next to the channel name. | 
| Step 4 | Click Workflows. | 
| Step 5 | Click Post to a channel when a webhook request is received. | 
| Step 6 | Provide a name for the webhook and click Next. | 
| Step 7 | Choose the channel where notifications must be posted. If you use this workflow from a Microsoft Teams chat or channel, these fields get populated automatically. | 
| Step 8 | After you enter the required details, click Add workflow. | 
| Step 9 | Copy the unique webhook URL from the dialog box that is displayed. The URL maps to the channel. You can use it to send information to Teams. | 
| Step 10 | Log into Security Cloud Control. | 
| Step 11 | In the left pane, click . | 
| Step 12 | Scroll to Service Integrations. | 
| Step 13 | Click the blue plus button. | 
| Step 14 | Enter a Name. This name is displayed in Security Cloud Control as a configured service integration. However, it does not appear in any of the events forwarded to the configured service. | 
| Step 15 | Expand the drop-down list, and select Microsoft Teams as the Service Type. | 
| Step 16 | Paste the webhook URL generated from Microsoft Teams into URL. | 
| Step 17 | Under Send Alerts When, examine and confirm that the selected notifications are correct. If not, modify the notification selection before proceeding. | 
| Step 18 | Click Save. |