# Torq Integration
This integration ensures that your team stays informed about important changes and potential security risks & threats within your environment, enhancing your organization's identity protection capabilities, and will have the ability to respond based on them.
### Configuring Torq Incoming Webhook
For the integration, you will need an Incoming Webhook receiver in Torq. information regarding the process can be found in [Torq documentation.](https://learn.torq.io/docs/webhook#:~:text=Torq%20webhooks%20recognize%20several%20content,not%20be%20transformed%20or%20structured.) After performing the steps as described in their documentation, please keep note of the **Webhook URL**.
### Adding integration in Rezonate
To enable this integration, click the setting button on the top right corner of the application.\
In the settings, select Accounts & Integrations, and then pick **External Integrations**.
Click on **New Integration** and select Torq.
In the opened window, please fill in the following:
* Name = The name for this integration channel (It can be anything)
* URL = The Webhook URL that you have previously created.
Note that before saving the integration, you can click on **Test Integration** which will send an example message so you can test it in Torq.
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