The Problem with Raw Webhooks
Modern security platforms depend on events, but native webhooks don't scale.
Every tool emits different schemas, semantics, and event formats.
Dropped events, retry storms, no replay, and limited visibility.
Events arrive without identity, asset, or policy context, forcing downstream stitching.
Raw webhooks are signals. They are not a system.
The Webhook & Event Exchange
A centralized event layer that sits between your tools and everything that consumes events. It transforms raw tool events into trusted, normalized streams that can be routed to APIs, workflows, and AI agents without custom glue or per-tool logic.
Normalized Event Models
Events from different tools are mapped into consistent, category-aware schemas.
- Alerts & findings
- Configuration changes
- Incidents & posture updates
Routing and Fan-out
Route the same event to multiple consumers:
- Webhook subscribers
- Unified APIs
- Automation workflows
- AI agents via MCP
Reliability and Control
Built for production workloads:
- Guaranteed delivery with retries and backoff
- Dead-letter handling
- Event replay and backfill
- Filtering and ordering controls
Context Enrichment
Every event is enriched with source metadata, identity, asset context, and timestamps so it’s immediately usable.
How Events Flow Through Unizo
Ingest
Events ingested from connected tools (push-based or platform-managed triggers)
Normalize
Payloads normalized into unified event schemas
Enrich
Context and policy are applied
Route
Events routed to subscribed consumers
Observe
Delivery observed and audited end-to-end
The same event flow powers APIs, workflows, and AI-driven execution without duplication.
Built for Real-Time Security Workflows
AI SOC
Trigger investigations and response on new alerts
GRC
Capture continuous evidence and posture changes
AppSec
React to findings and CI/CD events
Cloud Security
Monitor asset and configuration changes
Events, APIs, and Agents — Together
Unizo doesn't make you choose between APIs and events.
APIs express intent — read, query, act
Events express change — something happened
With Unizo:
Events trigger API-driven workflows
Events invoke AI agents via MCP
Agents can emit new events back into the system
APIs handle intent. Events handle change. Unizo unifies both.
Developer-First, Platform-Ready
No custom webhook infrastructure required.
// Subscribe to normalized security events
const subscription = await unizo.webhooks.create({
events: ["alert.created", "finding.resolved"],
url: "https://your-app.com/events",
categories: ["edr", "vulnerability"],
filters: {
severity: ["critical", "high"]
}
});
// Events arrive normalized, enriched, and reliable
// No per-vendor parsing. No custom retry logic.The Backbone for Real-Time Security Systems
With Unizo, events aren't just notifications.
They become the backbone for automation, intelligence, and AI-driven security workflows — across tools, domains, and deployments. Built on Unizo's unified platform, the Webhook & Event Exchange helps teams build real-time systems without custom event plumbing.