Integrations
Levo plugs into the tools your application security program already runs on — identity, SIEM, ticketing, developer workflows, and CI/CD — so findings reach the right system without manual handoffs.
Identity & Access (SSO)
Sign in to Levo with your corporate identity provider over SAML 2.0, so user provisioning and access controls match the rest of your stack.
SAML 2.0 single sign-on with user and group assignments.
SAML 2.0 SSO (formerly Azure Active Directory).
SIEM & Observability
Forward Levo findings and vulnerabilities into your SIEM for correlation, alerting, and long-term retention alongside the rest of your security telemetry.
Forward vulnerability and changelog notifications to Splunk.
Pull findings and vulnerabilities into QRadar using Universal Cloud REST API (UCRA).
Forward notifications to a generic HTTP endpoint when there is no native integration.
Ticketing & Notifications
Route findings to the engineers who fix them — as tracked Jira tickets for follow-through, or as real-time Slack messages for triage.
Create and assign Jira tickets directly from a Levo vulnerability.
Post vulnerability and changelog notifications to Slack channels.
Developer Tools
Bring vulnerability context into the editors and browsers your developers and QA testers already use, so insecure endpoints are visible at the point they're being written or exercised.
See API endpoints and vulnerabilities inline in VS Code, Cursor, and Antigravity.
Capture HTTP traffic from internal apps to discover undocumented APIs.
CI/CD Pipelines
Gate builds and pull requests on Levo API security tests so regressions are caught before code ships. CI/CD plugins live in the Security Testing section alongside the rest of the testing docs.
Run Levo security tests as a Jenkins pipeline step.
Official Levo GitHub Action for running tests on every pull request.
Run Levo tests from Bitbucket, including Windows self-hosted runners.