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Azure DevOps integration

How to get yourself set-up for manual and automatic ticket creation in Azure DevOps

Updated over a week ago

Our Azure DevOps integration enables you to send any issues detected on your targets through scans carried out on the platform straight across to Azure DevOps, either automatically or manually. This gives your security or engineering teams a seamless and effortless experience when remediating issues detected in Intruder scans.


Setting up Azure DevOps

  1. Log in to Azure DevOps

  2. Navigate to your profile settings area

  3. Click Personal access tokens

4. Click New Token

5. Enter an identifiable name - in this example Intruder Integration

6. Set an expiry date - the longest expiry date allowable by Azure DevOps is 1 year

7. Set scope
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a) Read: Project and Team:
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b) Read & Write: Work Items:
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8. Click Create

9. Copy the API key to a safe place

Setting up Intruder

  1. Click 'Add' on the Azure DevOps integration card

  2. Enter your Azure DevOps URL - this will be something like https://dev.azure.com/[NAME]/

  3. Enter your API key made previously

  4. Click Connect Azure DevOps


Sending issues to Azure DevOps

Automatically

  1. Choose the project you'd like tickets to be automatically created in

  2. Choose your work item type

  3. Determine the severity rating for automatically-created tickets
    (You can create a test work item from here, too)

Manually

This can be done from the Issues page, by simply clicking Actions > Send to Azure DevOps.
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You can choose the Project and Work Item each time, allowing you to manually send different issues to different areas of Azure DevOps.

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