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CrowdStrike Integration

Integrate TigerAccess with CrowdStrike Falcon for advanced endpoint detection and response. Enrich privileged access decisions with endpoint security posture, synchronize detections with access events, and automate incident response workflows to protect your critical infrastructure from advanced threats.

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Features

Unified Endpoint Security & Access Control

Combine CrowdStrike's industry-leading endpoint protection with TigerAccess privileged access management for comprehensive Zero Trust security.

Falcon Platform Integration

Deep integration with CrowdStrike Falcon for real-time endpoint security posture and threat detection data.

Threat Intelligence

Leverage CrowdStrike threat intelligence to block access from compromised endpoints and enforce security policies.

Identity Protection

Sync with Falcon Identity Protection to detect and prevent identity-based attacks during privileged access sessions.

Automated Response

Trigger automated containment actions and revoke access when threats are detected on endpoints.

Capabilities

Enterprise-Grade Security Intelligence

Falcon API integration
Host inventory sync
Detection event streaming
Zero Trust assessment (ZTA)
Endpoint context enrichment
Real-time threat scoring
Incident response automation
Automated access revocation
Behavioral analytics
Network containment triggers
IOC-based blocking
Compliance reporting
Setup

Get Started in Minutes

Follow these simple steps to integrate TigerAccess with CrowdStrike Falcon and start leveraging endpoint intelligence for access control.

1

Configure Falcon API Access

Create API credentials in CrowdStrike Falcon with permissions to read host data, detections, and Zero Trust assessments.

# Required Falcon API Scopes:
Hosts: READ
Detections: READ
Zero Trust Assessment: READ
IOCs: READ
Incidents: READ/WRITE (for automated response)
2

Add CrowdStrike Integration

Configure the CrowdStrike integration in TigerAccess with your Falcon API credentials and cloud region.

tacctl integrations add crowdstrike \
  --client-id=<falcon-client-id> \
  --client-secret=<falcon-client-secret> \
  --cloud=us-1 \
  --sync-interval=5m
3

Configure Security Policies

Define security policies that use CrowdStrike endpoint data to control access. Block access from endpoints with active threats or poor security posture.

# Example access policy using CrowdStrike data
kind: role
version: v7
metadata:
  name: production-access
spec:
  allow:
    logins: ['root', 'admin']
    node_labels:
      'crowdstrike/zta_score': ['high', 'medium']
  deny:
    conditions:
      - 'resource.crowdstrike.detections_count > 0'
      - 'resource.crowdstrike.containment_status == "contained"'
4

Enable Automated Response

Configure automated actions to contain threats and revoke access when CrowdStrike detections occur during active sessions.

tacctl integrations configure crowdstrike \
  --auto-revoke-on-detection=true \
  --containment-actions=network-contain,kill-sessions \
  --severity-threshold=medium
Use Cases

Real-World Security Scenarios

Zero Trust Access Control

Enforce Zero Trust policies by denying privileged access to endpoints with security issues, vulnerabilities, or active detections reported by CrowdStrike.

Threat-Based Access Revocation

Automatically revoke active privileged sessions and prevent new access when CrowdStrike detects suspicious activity or compromise on an endpoint.

Incident Response Coordination

Correlate CrowdStrike detections with TigerAccess session data to investigate incidents and identify the scope of compromise across privileged access.

Compliance & Audit

Combine endpoint security posture from CrowdStrike with privileged access logs for comprehensive compliance reporting and audit trails.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How does TigerAccess use CrowdStrike endpoint data?

TigerAccess enriches access decisions with real-time endpoint security posture from CrowdStrike. Before granting access, TigerAccess checks the endpoint's Zero Trust Assessment score, active detections, OS vulnerabilities, and containment status. Access can be denied or restricted based on these security signals.

What happens when CrowdStrike detects a threat during an active session?

When CrowdStrike detects a threat on an endpoint with active privileged sessions, TigerAccess can automatically revoke certificates, terminate sessions, and prevent new access. The incident is logged with full context including session recordings and commands executed before detection.

Does this integration require the CrowdStrike agent on all endpoints?

Yes. The integration works by querying the CrowdStrike Falcon API for endpoint data. Endpoints must have the Falcon sensor installed to provide security posture and detection data to TigerAccess.

Can I use CrowdStrike threat intelligence to block specific indicators?

Yes. TigerAccess can consume CrowdStrike IOCs (Indicators of Compromise) and threat intelligence to block access attempts from known malicious IPs, domains, or based on threat actor profiles. This provides an additional layer of protection for privileged access.

How are CrowdStrike detections correlated with access logs?

TigerAccess automatically correlates CrowdStrike detection events with privileged access sessions by matching endpoint identifiers and timestamps. This correlation is visible in the audit log and incident timeline, helping security teams investigate the full scope of an incident.

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