Route critical dependency vulnerabilities and policy violations from BoostSecurity to the right WhatsApp contact the moment they are detected.
Send formatted WhatsApp security alerts when BoostSecurity flags high or critical package risks, including severity and recommended action.
Direct findings to specific WhatsApp contacts or groups based on repository, team tag, or severity level automatically.
Each message includes package name, CVE ID when available, and a direct report link so recipients can act without extra tools.
Alert the responsible developer or team WhatsApp group the moment BoostSecurity flags a critical dependency risk in any service.
Send application security policy violations detected during CI/CD scans to the appropriate WhatsApp contact before they reach production.
Deliver a structured scan summary to a security WhatsApp group after each BoostSecurity run, including new finding count and a report link.
Escalate any unresolved high-severity finding to a senior contact on WhatsApp if it remains unacknowledged after a set time window.
Notify the owning developer on WhatsApp when a previously reported BoostSecurity violation is marked resolved.
Route only critical and high findings to WhatsApp while sending lower-severity findings to email or a secondary channel.
Link both accounts to Neotask through the settings panel - no webhooks or custom configuration needed.
Describe which BoostSecurity finding types, severity levels, and repositories should trigger a WhatsApp message and to which contact or group.
When BoostSecurity surfaces a matching finding, Neotask formats the alert with key details and delivers it to the correct WhatsApp recipient immediately.
| Capability | BoostSecurity | |
|---|---|---|
| Read scan results | Yes | - |
| Filter by severity | Yes | - |
| Filter by repository or team | Yes | - |
| Send direct messages | - | Yes |
| Send group messages | - | Yes |
| Include CVE and report link | Yes | Yes |
| Escalation on timeout | Yes | Yes |
Security findings that sit in a dashboard get ignored. When BoostSecurity surfaces a critical dependency vulnerability or policy violation, your team needs to know immediately - on the channel they already use.
Neotask connects BoostSecurity and WhatsApp so alerts travel from scan result to the right person without manual intervention. You describe the alert conditions and recipient rules in plain language: which severity levels trigger a message, which WhatsApp contact or group receives it, and what context to include. Neotask handles the formatting and delivery.
Not every finding belongs in the same place. Frontend vulnerabilities should go to frontend developers. Infrastructure findings should reach the platform team. Neotask supports conditional routing based on any attribute in the BoostSecurity finding - repository name, team tag, severity level, or service name - so each alert lands where it belongs without manual sorting.
A generic notification message creates more work. Neotask formats each WhatsApp security alert with the package name, severity score, CVE ID when available, and a direct link to the BoostSecurity finding. For most alerts, recipients can assess urgency and assign ownership directly from the message without opening another tool.
Alert fatigue is real. Use severity filters to route only critical and high findings to WhatsApp and direct medium or low findings elsewhere. A dedicated WhatsApp group for security triage keeps personal chats clean while ensuring the right people see every alert.
This integration requires no custom code or webhook configuration. Connect your BoostSecurity and WhatsApp accounts through Neotask, describe your notification rules, and the integration runs automatically from there.
Apply severity filters so only critical and high findings reach WhatsApp, reducing alert fatigue while keeping urgent issues visible.
Ask Neotask to include the package name, CVE ID, and a direct report link in every message so recipients can act without opening additional tools.
Set up a dedicated WhatsApp group for security triage so alerts stay organized and personal or general team chats remain uncluttered.
Any finding that BoostSecurity surfaces can be used as a trigger, including package risk validations, dependency scanning results, policy violations, and continuous application security events. You define which finding types and severity levels should send a WhatsApp message, so you stay in control of notification volume.
Yes. Neotask supports conditional routing based on any attribute in the BoostSecurity finding, such as repository name, team tag, or severity level. You can send frontend vulnerabilities to one WhatsApp group and infrastructure findings to another without any manual sorting.
Neotask formats each cyber security alert WhatsApp message with the key details from the BoostSecurity finding, including package name, severity, and a report link. For most routine alerts, recipients can assess urgency and assign ownership directly from the message.
No custom code or webhook configuration is needed. You connect your BoostSecurity and WhatsApp accounts through Neotask, describe your notification rules in plain language, and the integration runs automatically from there.
Yes. You can instruct Neotask to escalate an unacknowledged finding to a different WhatsApp contact after a defined window, such as two hours, giving teams a structured on-call escalation path.
Neotask connects BoostSecurity and WhatsApp so every critical vulnerability, policy violation, and dependency risk reaches the right person the moment it is detected.
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