DeepSurface: Tanium (BETA)

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For Configuring DeepSurface to interface with Tanium APIs, you need to gather the correct information from Tanium and enter it into the appropriate configuration screen in DeepSurface.

Setting Up Tanium

For DeepSurface to work with Tanium, you need your Hostname/Server and a Secret.

Hostname/Server refers to the GraphQL API endpoint provided by Tanium. This needs to be provided by some Tanium representative. It will most likely be similar to the Tanium's Dashboard url.

To get a valid secret, an API-Token needs to be generate. To do this, follow these steps:

  1. In the left menu, go to Administration and click on "API Tokens" under the Permissions list

Vulnerability Sources - SentinelOne

  1. Next, press the "New API Token" button on the right. Fill out the form presented to you and press "Create". Confirm your action by pressing "Yes".

Vulnerability Sources - SentinelOne

  1. You should now see a screen displaying your API Token. Be sure to copy this token, because this will be the only time that Tanium will show it to you. Paste the token into the secret field in DeepSurface, and save the configuration.

Vulnerability Sources - SentinelOne