Navigate to Integrations on the left Navigation Pane Select "New Integration" Select "Kaseya" You will need access to the following information from the BMS instance you wish to integrate: (BMS Friendly Name is whatever you would like to name the Integration) BMS Server URL BMS Company Name BMS Username BMS Password After entering the API credentials, click save and test. If the API successfully connects you will be seeing the options to "

Note: Initial configuration must be completed on the ThreatLocker side after fully finishing the integration setup - after initial configuration, please contact ThreatLocker Support and allow 1 full working day in order to allow us to complete this process. View in Browser To set up an integration between ThreatLocker and Splunk, you will first need to set up your HTTP Event Collector in Splunk. If you need assistance with creating your event collector, see Splunk's how-to video here: https://www.

View in Browser As a courtesy, ThreatLocker has created an interface in the ThreatLocker Portal where you can create an integration between your ConnectWise Manage Account and your ThreatLocker account. Before you proceed with setting up this Integration within ThreatLocker, you will need to set up a Custom Security Role, API Member, and API Keys within ConnectWise. Per ConnectWise's recommendations, the API user requires Admin permissions.  To harden your environment, we have had some success with the settings shown below.

The following covers use for both Datto RMM and Datto PSA. Datto RMM On the main page you may enable Datto RMM. In this section, you will have the options to select your RMM Zone and enter your API Credentials. An API Key and API Secret Key must be generated for each user. For more information on how to retrieve this information, navigate to Datto API and select 'Activate the API'.

The ThreatLocker integration with IT Glue creates 2 Flexible Asset Types in the IT Glue Portal: ThreatLocker Computer Groups and ThreatLocker Computers. ThreatLocker will then synchronize the organization's computers and computer groups from ThreatLocker into IT Glue as Flexible Assets. Generating an API Key First, you will need to generate an API Key. For information on how to generate your API Key from IT Glue, please click here.

A recent update in Sophos has created an issue where downstream filter drivers can cause Sophos to crash with a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death).  Sophos have confirmed this issue and have provided us with a workaround from their Sophos Central portal (See "The Sophos Solution" listed at the bottom) The ThreatLocker Solution: ThreatLocker has developed a fix for the Sophos issue in Agent Version 6.2 -- by changing the position of the ThreatLocker filter driver to load before the Sophos filter driver.

Note: This integration requires the use of ThreatLocker Agent Version 8.0 or above. How to Configure the Azure Integration To begin, navigate to the ThreatLocker portal. From the left-hand navigation menu, click ‘Integrations’ and click ‘New Integration’. Click ‘Setup’ next to the Azure icon. Enter a valid Tenant ID from your Azure Directory and click ‘Open Consent Screen’. Note: This next step requires a Microsoft administrator account.