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Check if IPv4 Address is Part of an AWS IP Network Block - Workflow Template
Check if IPv4 Address is Part of an AWS IP Network Block - Workflow Template

On a mention from Slack, extract an ip address and try to match it to a network block in use at AWS. Provide the result back to the thread.

Updated over 6 months ago

The "Check if IPv4 Address is Part of an AWS IP Network Block" workflow template is designed to assist in Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM). When the keyword "isaws" is mentioned to a Slack bot along with an IPv4 address, this workflow automatically verifies if the IPv4 address is associated with an Amazon Web Services (AWS) network block. If a match is found, it generates an ASCII table containing details of the AWS resource and region, sending this information back to the requestor via the originating Slack thread. This workflow streamlines network monitoring and enhances security by efficiently identifying and reporting AWS network integrations.

Trigger

Slack

Optional Triggers

"Microsoft Teams"

Use Cases

CSPM

Workflow Breakdown

  1. Mention the keyword "isaws" to the Slack bot with the IPv4 address

  2. If an IPv4 address is found, try to match the address to a network block in use at AWS

  3. If a match is found, create an ASCII table and send it to the requestor in the Slack thread.

Vendors

Slack, Scripting, Utils, HTTP

Workflow Output

Information on the AWS resource and region if a match is found.

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