Orca Security
Instructions to create a service user and authenticate with Orca Serving Layer API
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Required Parameters
These parameters are mandatory for the connector to authenticate and function properly.
Variable | Description |
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ORCA_API_TOKEN | Your Orca API token (created as described in the steps below) |
ORCA_REGION | Region for the Orca Security Account |
Onboarding Orca
Follow the steps below to onboard your environment to our Orca integration.
Access Orca API Token Creation Screen
- Go to Settings > Users & Permissions > API. The list of all API tokens created in Orca appears.
- Click Add API Token.
- On the General Configuration screen, copy the Organization UUID and save it.
Define the API token settings
- Fill in the Name. Enter a unique name for the API token.
- Description: Describe the API token.
- Never Expire: Mark this checkbox to create a token that is valid forever.
- Service Token: Mark this checkbox to indicate that the created token is a service token.
Service tokens are not linked to a specific user. The token is scoped according to the user who created it but can still be used if the user is removed from the organization.
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Role: Select the role that best defines the permissions required by the token.
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Scope: Make sure that the token has access to the required alerts and appsec projects.
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Click OK to create the API token.
Save the API token
- Click Add. The Integration API Token window appears.
- Copy the token, and then click Continue.
- Save the API token for future use.
You can’t access the token again after closing the window.
- The new API token appears in the list of tokens.