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# Monad

> Monitor security data pipeline health from Monad in Pwnbook's Security Workbench.

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## Overview

Monad is an Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) and security data pipeline platform. It connects security tools, normalizes findings, and routes data to SIEMs, ticketing systems, and dashboards. The Pwnbook integration monitors your Monad pipeline health — running, failed, and healthy pipeline counts — so you can quickly see if your security data flows are operating correctly.

## Prerequisites

* A Monad account
* Admin or Owner access in Pwnbook

## Credentials required

| Field       | Description                       |
| ----------- | --------------------------------- |
| **API Key** | API key from your Monad dashboard |

## Setup

<Steps>
  <Step title="Get your Monad API key">
    1. Log in to the Monad dashboard.
    2. Navigate to **Settings → API Keys** (or your account settings).
    3. Create a new API key named "Pwnbook" and copy it.
  </Step>

  <Step title="Configure in Pwnbook">
    1. Go to **Organization Settings → Marketplace → Monad**.
    2. Paste your **API Key**.
    3. Click **Save & Test**.
  </Step>
</Steps>

## What gets synced

| Data               | Description                                             |
| ------------------ | ------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Pipeline count** | Total number of configured pipelines                    |
| **Running**        | Pipelines currently active and processing data          |
| **Healthy**        | Pipelines that have run successfully without errors     |
| **Failed**         | Pipelines with errors or that have stopped unexpectedly |
| **Last run**       | Timestamp of each pipeline's most recent execution      |

## Workbench card

The Monad workbench card shows:

* Running, healthy, and failed pipeline counts at a glance
* A status indicator (green/yellow/red) reflecting overall pipeline health
* Quick link to the Monad dashboard for investigation

A failed pipeline count greater than zero is surfaced as a warning to prompt investigation, since failing pipelines may mean security findings from upstream tools are not being delivered to downstream systems.

## Viewing in Pwnbook

The Monad detail view shows a pipeline list with status, last run time, and source/destination tool names for each pipeline.

## Disconnecting

1. Go to **Organization Settings → Marketplace → Monad**.
2. Click **Disconnect**.
3. Confirm.