CrowdStrike Integration with TigerTrust
TigerTrust integrates with CrowdStrike Falcon for certificate-aware security operations.
API Configuration
Configure CrowdStrike API access:
yaml1crowdstrike: 2 client_id: $CROWDSTRIKE_CLIENT_ID 3 client_secret: $CROWDSTRIKE_CLIENT_SECRET 4 base_url: https://api.crowdstrike.com 5 6 features: 7 threat_detection: true 8 endpoint_visibility: true 9 ioc_sharing: true
Certificate IOC Sharing
Share certificate indicators of compromise:
json1{ 2 "type": "certificate", 3 "value": { 4 "thumbprint": "SHA256:abc123...", 5 "common_name": "malicious.example.com", 6 "issuer": "Unknown CA" 7 }, 8 "severity": "high", 9 "action": "detect", 10 "description": "Certificate associated with known malware campaign" 11}
Endpoint Certificate Visibility
Query endpoint certificate data:
python1# Query certificates on endpoints 2crowdstrike.query_certificates( 3 filter="common_name:*example.com", 4 sort="last_seen|desc", 5 limit=100 6)
Alert Correlation
Correlate TigerTrust and CrowdStrike alerts:
yaml1correlation_rules: 2 - name: Certificate Used in Attack 3 crowdstrike_event: ProcessCreate 4 tigertrust_event: certificate_usage 5 conditions: 6 - process_reputation: malicious 7 - certificate_valid: false 8 action: create_incident 9 10 - name: Unauthorized Certificate 11 crowdstrike_event: TLSConnection 12 tigertrust_event: unknown_certificate 13 conditions: 14 - connection_external: true 15 action: alert_security
Incident Response
Automated response to certificate threats:
yaml1incident_response: 2 certificate_compromise: 3 actions: 4 - revoke_certificate 5 - isolate_endpoints 6 - collect_forensics 7 - notify_security_team
XDR Integration
Extended detection and response:
- Certificate data in XDR timelines
- Cross-domain threat correlation
- Unified investigation interface
- Automated containment
Enhance certificate security with CrowdStrike and TigerTrust.