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# CrowdStrike Falcon Discover
Configure CrowdStrike Falcon Discover for the Vectra context integration.
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**The CrowdStrike Falcon Discover module is required for this integration.**
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This document provides instructions for configuring CrowdStrike in order for the Vectra context integration to have the correct access to pull label contexts.
## Prerequisites
Before configuring the CrowdStrike Falcon Discover context integration in Vectra, you will need to have an API user created in CrowdStrike.
### Configure an API Client
* On the left hand menu expand the "Support and resources" submenu.
* Then click on API clients and keys.\
* Click on the "add new API client" button in the top right\
* Fill out the client name.
* Give the key a description.
* In the API Scopes table select Read permission for "Hosts" and "Assets.
* Click Create at the bottom to create this api client.\
* After clicking "Create" you will be presented with a screen that shows the credentials like below. Make note of the `CLIENT ID`, `SECRET` and subdomain from the `BASE URL`.
* Note: The Subdomain of the base URL is what to select for Cloud abbreviation.
**📘 If the BASE URL is api.crowdstrike.com then your cloud is US-1.**
## Vectra portal steps
Navigate to Integrations (make sure you are on the Context tab) and click "Add Integration", then select `CrowdStrike Falcon Discover`
### Configuration
The following fields are specific to the CrowdStrike Falcon Discover integration.
| Field | Required | Description | Example |
| -------------------- | -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------ |
| `Cloud Abbreviation` | yes | The falcon cloud to query. Found as the subdomain from the CrowdStrike`BASE URL` | US 2 |
| `Filter` | | An optional FQL string to be used when filtering results. | entity\_type:'managed'+last\_seen\_timestamp:<'now-3d' |
| `Sort` | | An optional FQL sort string. | last\_seen\_timestamp.desc |
### Authentication
The following fields are necessary for the integration to authenticate with CrowdStrike.
| Field | Required | Description |
| --------------- | -------- | --------------------------- |
| `Client ID` | yes | The CrowdStrike `CLIENT ID` |
| `Client Secret` | yes | The CrowdStrike `SECRET` |
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