Interfaces and named integrations

Connect supported evidence without inventing a generic integration story.

Cyobik exposes a documented REST API and includes named Nessus and Splunk integrations. Discovery adapters remain a separate capability.

Supported today

Three explicit integration paths.

API

REST API and Swagger/OpenAPI

Use documented API definitions for exposed programmatic workflows and data access.

NESSUS

Nessus integration

Connect multiple Nessus instances, retrieve results on schedule and assign findings to corresponding assets.

SPLUNK

Splunk App

Allow authorised Splunk users to access exposed Cyobik data inside Splunk for the documented workflow.

Adapter model

FortiGate is a discovery and inventory adapter.

Not bidirectional

FortiGate connectivity is used through supported adapter logic to collect discovery or inventory evidence. It must not be presented as a generic bidirectional integration.

Data onboarding

Agents and file import are collection paths.

Controlled input

Push Based agents, Pull Based adapters and validated file import populate the asset model. They are not equivalent to generic SIEM, SOAR, EDR, NDR or ITSM connectors.

Integration discipline

Use precise claims that implementation teams can defend.

ClaimCurrent statusHow to describe it
REST APIAvailable todayDocumented through Swagger/OpenAPI.
NessusAvailable todayNamed integration with scheduled retrieval and asset matching.
SplunkAvailable todayNamed app exposing Cyobik data within Splunk.
FortiGateAvailable as adapterDiscovery/inventory adapter, not bidirectional integration.
Generic SIEM/SOAR/EDR/NDR/ITSMNot supported as a generic claimDo not publish without a named documented connector.

No generic ecosystem claim

Current product documentation does not support broad claims that Cyobik integrates with any SIEM, SOAR, EDR, NDR, Jira or ITSM platform. External content should name only documented connectors and describe each one within its actual scope.

Validate your required data sources before the demo.

Share the scanners, network devices and operational systems in scope so the discussion stays grounded in supported adapters, APIs and named integrations.

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