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Appendix
This appendix provides links to supporting procedures for integrating various external services with Check Point Playblocks. It lists additional configuration resources for multiple platforms.
Appendix C - Creating Workflow for Microsoft Teams Notification
This task describes how to create a workflow for Microsoft Teams notifications using Microsoft Power Automate. Follow the steps to configure triggers and actions for Teams webhook requests.

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Introduction to Playblocks
This topic introduces the automated response capabilities of PlayBlocks and its integration with collaborative tools. It provides an overview of how PlayBlocks helps protect organizations from cyber attacks.
Getting Started
This topic describes the initial steps required to begin working with PlayBlocks. It provides links to create an account, access the portal, license the product, and onboard services.
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Overview
This topic describes the Overview page, which displays key information and statistics about Playblocks. It explains how to access the Overview page and view its data.
Automations
This topic describes the Automations page and its interface elements. It provides details about automation categories, views, filtering options, and automation card components.
Monitor
This topic describes the Monitor page, which displays statistics and visual widgets showing automation activity and prevention data. It summarizes the available monitoring views and their functions.
Executions
This topic describes the Executions page and how to access it. It provides an overview of the information shown for executed automations.
Pending Actions
This topic describes the Pending Actions page, which lists automation executions awaiting approval. It also explains how to access this page in Playblocks.
Lists
This topic describes the Lists page, which shows various types of destinations, sources, devices, and identities managed by the system. It explains the purpose of each list category.
Connectors
This topic describes connectors used in Playblocks and explains how they support automatic incident response and collaboration. It also shows how to access the Connectors page and identifies automatically connected products.
Notifications
The Notifications page provides options to manage who receives notifications and how they are delivered. It also displays legends describing available actions and views.
Appendix
This appendix provides links to supporting procedures for integrating various external services with Check Point Playblocks. It lists additional configuration resources for multiple platforms.
- Appendix A - Creating a User with Specific Roles in ServiceNow
  This task describes how to create a ServiceNow user and assign specific roles for use with Playblocks. It includes login steps, user creation, password setup, and role configuration.
- Appendix B - Creating an Incoming Webhook in the Slack Channel
  This task describes how to create an incoming webhook in a Slack channel. Follow the steps to configure a Slack application and obtain the webhook URL.
- Appendix C - Creating Workflow for Microsoft Teams Notification
  This task describes how to create a workflow for Microsoft Teams notifications using Microsoft Power Automate. Follow the steps to configure triggers and actions for Teams webhook requests.
- Appendix D - Creating an API Token in Atlassian Account
  This task describes how to create an API token in an Atlassian account for Jira integration with Playblocks. It includes step-by-step instructions for generating and copying the token.
- Appendix E - Integrating CrowdStrike Falcon
  This topic describes how to integrate Check Point Playblocks with CrowdStrike Falcon to enable automated alert handling and response actions. It outlines the steps required to configure API access in the CrowdStrike Falcon portal.
- Appendix F - Creating a SentinelOne Service User
  This task describes how to create a SentinelOne service user with specific role permissions. It guides you through configuring roles, permissions, and generating an API token.
- Appendix G - Using Custom Automation Step Schemas
  This topic describes parameter schemas for supported step types in custom automations and references the full Automations API documentation. It provides validation rules and dynamic reference details for automation steps.
- Appendix H - Webhooks and Authentications
  This topic introduces REST APIs related to webhooks and authentications used in Playblocks automations.
- Appendix I - Creating a PagerDuty General Access Key
  This appendix describes the one-time setup in PagerDuty that the PagerDuty Alerting connector requires.

Appendix C - Creating Workflow for Microsoft Teams Notification

This task describes how to create a workflow for Microsoft Teams notifications using Microsoft Power Automate. Follow the steps to configure triggers and actions for Teams webhook requests.

Note:

If you are using Microsoft Teams Classic, click on Apps in the sidebar, search for Workflows and then add Workflows. Click the Post to a channel when a webhook request is received workflow. Continue the instructions below from step 4.

Go to Microsoft Power Automate.
In the left navigation pane, select My Flows.
Under New flow, click Instant cloud flow.
Enter a name for the flow.

Under Choose how to trigger this flow, select When a Teams webhook request is received.
Click Create.
Select When a Teams webhook request is received to open the side pane.
Under Parameters, from Who can trigger the flow?, select Anyone.
Close the side pane.
Click + below the trigger to add a new step.
Under Add a new action, select Post card in a chat or channel.
In the side pane, set these values.
1. Post as: Flow bot
2. Post in: Channel
From Team, select your team.
From Channel, select your channel.
In Adaptive card, click Enter the data from previous step (blue lightning icon), and then select Attachment adaptive card.
Click Save.
Select When a Teams webhook request is received to open the side pane again.
Under Parameters, copy the HTTP URL.

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