How Borg pushes findings to Linear, Jira, and GitHub automatically

Here's what usually happens after a pentest: someone sends a PDF. That PDF gets forwarded around, maybe uploaded to a shared drive. A few findings get turned into tickets manually. The rest sit unread until the next audit asks about them.

We built Odin to kill that workflow.

Findings belong where work happens

When Odin confirms a vulnerability, it doesn't just sit in a dashboard waiting for someone to notice. It pushes directly into the tools your engineering team already works in. Linear, Jira, GitHub Issues. The finding shows up as a ticket with severity, reproduction steps, and remediation guidance, ready to be triaged and assigned.

No copy-pasting from reports. No context lost in translation.

How the integrations work

Connect your project management tool to Odin in a few clicks. From there, you configure which severity levels auto-create tickets, which projects they land in, and what metadata gets attached. Odin handles the rest.

Each pushed finding includes the full technical context: endpoint, parameters, proof of exploitation, and suggested fix. Engineers get everything they need to remediate without switching back to a separate security tool.

Close the loop

When your team marks a finding as resolved, Odin can automatically retest to confirm the fix actually works. No more marking things as "done" and hoping for the best. You get verified remediation status, tracked over time, with a full audit trail.

Security findings that live in PDFs don't get fixed. Findings that show up in your sprint board do.