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# Slack Enterprise playbooks for IT and security operations
To mitigate the risk associated with IT and security operations in Slack Enterprise, you can define automated workflows for these use cases:
* [Notify about suspicious login from non-trusted IP](#notify-about-suspicious-login-from-non-trusted-ip)
* [Notify when an unapproved app is installed in Slack Enterprise](#notify-when-an-unapproved-app-is-installed-in-slack-enterprise)
## Notify about suspicious login from non-trusted IP
When someone logs into Slack Enterprise from a non-trusted IP, the Security Ops team is automatically notified by email.
1. In Workflows, select **Playbooks**.
2. Filter the playbooks according to IT and security operations, and select the **Notify about suspicious login from non-trusted IP** playbook.
3. Give an action name.
4. Under the **User login** event, define the event condition.
5. Add any relevant conditions.
6. Customize the **HTTP request** step to send the IP address to the IP location lookup and geolocation API.
7. Customize the **Notify in Slack** step to send a Slack message to the Security Ops team, notifying them that:\
`It looks like logged into the Slack workspace from a non-trusted IP: .`
`This IP is mapped to the following geographic location: .`
## Notify when an unapproved app is installed in Slack Enterprise
When a Slack Enterprise user installs an app that was not approved by Slack Marketplace, the Security Ops team is automatically notified by email.
1. In Workflows, select **Playbooks**.
2. Filter the playbooks according to IT and security operations, and select the **Notify when an unapproved app is installed in Slack Enterprise** playbook.
3. Give an action name.
4. Under the **App installed** event, define the event condition including that the Slack Marketplace directory has not approved this app.
5. Add any relevant conditions.
6. Customize the **Notify in Slack** step to send a Slack message to the Security Ops team, notifying them that a specific user just installed an unapproved app in Slack Enterprise.
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