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With this new integration you can:
Use Threat Intelligence found in Feedly to trigger incident response faster directly within Slack.

For CTI teams, speed and focus are critical. Analysts sift through thousands of sources, but fragmented tools and noisy channels often bury vital intelligence, slowing response and action.
We’ve rebuilt our Slack integration from the ground up to solve these challenges. Now officially available on the Slack Marketplace, Feedly’s new integration is designed to deliver timely, relevant, and actionable threat intelligence directly into your team’s collaborative workspace while addressing the strictest security and privacy concerns.
The new integration allows you to receive alerts from your AI Feeds and Boards directly into any Slack channel. This means you can route reports with tactical intelligence, like malware analysis, vulnerability disclosures, or threat actor TTPs, to the specific teams that need it most. By embedding intel dissemination directly into your stakeholders’ existing workflows, you ensure that critical alerts are seen and actioned upon immediately.

To save analyst time, the integration uses summaries and automatic deduplication. Instead of receiving multiple notifications for the same event, Feedly bundles them, cutting down on noise so your team can focus on unique threats. Each alert includes a concise summary, allowing analysts to assess the relevance of an article in seconds without leaving Slack. This helps teams triage alerts faster and prioritize analysis more effectively.

Cyber threats know no borders. The new integration automatically translates the titles and summaries of articles from dozens of languages into English when Multilingual is included in your Feedly Plan. This powerful capability allows your team to stay ahead of threats using regional sources from around the globe. It breaks down language barriers, expanding your visibility of the global threat landscape from a single, unified view in Slack.

The new Feedly for Slack integration provides CTI teams with dynamic intelligence dissemination. With real-time alerts, summaries, smart deduplication, and automatic translation, you can cut through the noise, accelerate your response time, and shift from reactive to proactive intelligence operations.
Filter cyber intel to identify attack chains, victims, attributions, and more with Feedly's integration for Slack.

You will see articles within minutes unless deduplication is enabled, then it could take up to 30 minutes.
All Threat Intelligence and Market Intelligence advanced plans 2024 or higher.
Yes
Only articles coming from a Team AI Feed will be deduplicated.
You will be able to receive summaries of single articles, given the content is long enough to be summarized.
1. Go to Slack, visit the Slack channel with Feedly duplicates and type /feedly-manage. Make sure that deduplication is on.
2. There are some limitations when it comes to deduplication:
• Short articles excluded: Very short articles are not deduplicated.
• Same-publisher articles excluded: Articles from the same publisher are not deduplicated.
• Team Board notifications excluded: Deduplication does not apply to notifications from connected Team Boards.
No, our auto-translation capability translates exclusively into English.
For subscribing content to Slack, you have two options:
- Team AI Feeds: Subscribe individual AI Feeds to your Slack channels for automated, filtered content delivery
- Team Boards: Subscribe Boards to Slack for curated collections of articles.
Slack channels cannot be subscribed directly to Team Folders.
Recommended approach: If you need content from multiple sources in a single Slack channel, you can subscribe multiple AI Feeds to the same channel. This gives you flexibility while maintaining control over what gets posted.
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