Estimated time: 5 minutes. You will need a Clarion workspace and a public
https:// feed URL.Step 1 — Create the monitor
- In Clarion, go to Settings > Integrations
- Find Threat Intel and click Add Monitor
- Pick the RSS Feed monitor type
- Enter the Feed URL — a public
https://RSS or Atom feed - Pick a default severity — RSS items carry no severity of their own, so every alert from this feed uses this value
- Click Create
The feed must be reachable over public
https://. For safety, Clarion refuses internal, private, or cloud-metadata addresses and re-checks every redirect hop.How crawling works
- Clarion crawls the feed every 6 hours automatically. You can also click Crawl now on the monitor’s Configure page to fetch immediately.
- Supports RSS 0.9 / 1.0 / 2.0 and Atom.
- The first crawl seeds the monitor with the feed’s current contents and does not raise alerts for the existing backlog. After that, each newly-published item becomes one alert.
- Items are de-duplicated by their feed GUID, so re-seeing the same entry across crawls never creates a second alert.
Alerting on backlog items
To raise alerts for entries that already existed when you connected the feed:- Open the monitor’s Configure page and click Load latest
- Tick the items you want
- Click Create alerts for selected
A single crawl raises at most 50 new alerts, so a churning feed can’t flood your workspace — the newest items are kept. Feed content is treated as untrusted: secret-shaped tokens are redacted before anything is stored or displayed.
What happens next
Once configured, Clarion will automatically:- Crawl your feed every 6 hours (and whenever you click Crawl now)
- Create an alert for each newly-published item, at the feed’s default severity
- Triage incoming alerts with AI agents and surface actionable insights