Triage CISA KEV vulnerabilities from Slack with interactive buttons

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Build a scheduled workflow that pulls the CISA KEV catalog and filters for entries added today. Convert each to readable markdown and post to Slack with interactive buttons (e.g., Affected / Not affected / Investigate). On a button click, verify the Slack signature, present an intake form, and create a Tines case capturing the decision and details. Deduplicate against previously posted CVEs, handle empty days, and retry API errors. Output the KEVs posted and any cases created.

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What this prompt builds

Post each newly added CISA KEV to Slack with triage buttons and open a case on intake.

The problem

The CISA Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog updates constantly, but teams don't have a fast way to review new entries and decide if they're affected. Critical, actively-exploited CVEs slip past unreviewed.

Solution and impact

This workflow fetches newly added KEVs daily, formats them, and posts each to Slack with interactive triage buttons, opening a Tines case when an analyst submits the intake. New exploited vulnerabilities get same-day human review and tracked follow-up.