Description: Webhook security refers to the measures implemented to protect endpoints and the data transmitted through webhooks. A webhook is a mechanism that allows one application to send real-time data to another application via an HTTP request. Since webhooks can be used to transfer sensitive information, such as user data or critical events, it is essential to ensure their integrity and confidentiality. The main features of webhook security include authentication, which verifies the sender’s identity; payload validation, which ensures that the received data is as expected; and the use of HTTPS, which encrypts communication between the sender and receiver. Additionally, measures such as message signing, where a hash is added to the payload to verify its authenticity, and limiting allowed IP addresses, which restricts access to trusted sources, can be implemented. Webhook security is crucial in various environments, including those involving process automation, where vulnerabilities can arise if not adequately protected.