📄️ Creating an Organization
Registering a User
🗃️ Setting Up External Associations
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📄️ Reviewing Detected Items
Once you've finished the initial setup, you can check the following screens from the "Dashboard" tab at the top of the page:
📄️ Configuring Notifications
Notifications in Shisho Cloud can be fully controlled in terms of timing and content through a workflow. Nonetheless, a standard notification workflow is available for convenient use without needing to delve into intricate details.
📄️ Embarking on Triage
Efforts in security encompass continuous risk discovery and a dual wheel procedure of persistent risk reduction and resolution. Now that the initial setup of Shisho Cloud is complete through the previous steps, let's put into practice the everyday workflow of grasping and resolving risks.
📄️ Operating from the shishoctl CLI
The shishoctl CLI is a tool for operating Shisho Cloud. With this tool, you can deploy and manage policies on Shisho Cloud, creating an experience comparable to using the docker or kubectl commands.
📄️ Deploying Policies via GitHub Actions
With git version control for policy code, you can track changes and collaborate just as you would for regular development. By deploying your policy code using GitHub Actions, changes made in the GitHub repository can be reflected to Shisho Cloud instantly. This also facilitates routine checks to verify no disparities exist between policy code in the repository and on Shisho Cloud, and allows the creation of pull requests if such disparities are detected.