HowTo: Add CyberHoot’s RSS Feed
CyberHoot delivers tremendous value to businesses and Managed Service Providers (MSPs) through a steady stream of high-quality cybersecurity content. By tapping into our RSS feed, you can keep your team informed and engaged with the latest security insights.
Stay current without the extra clicks. You can easily integrate CyberHoot’s RSS feed into a Microsoft Teams or Slack channel dedicated to cybersecurity updates.
▶️ Follow the step-by-step instructions in the videos below to set it up.
📥 Use the following RSS feed URL during setup:
https://cyberhoot.com/category/blog/feed/
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