Overview 
JupiterOne provides a managed integration with Threat Stack. The integration connects directly to Threat Stack APIs to obtain agents and vulnerability findings data. Customers authorize access by creating an API Key in their target Threat Stack account and providing that credential to JupiterOne.
Integration Instance Configuration
The integration is triggered by an event containing the information for a specific integration instance.
The integration instance configuration requires the following three parameters for API authentication:
Go to Settings > Application Keys from the web console of your Threat Stack account, then find the following three values under REST API Key, copy/paste each of them into your integration configuration screen in JupiterOne.
- Organization Name (
orgName) - Organization ID (
orgId) - User ID (
userId) - API Key (
apiKey)
Entities
The following entity resources are ingested when the integration runs:
| Example Entity Resource | _type : _class of the Entity |
|---|---|
| Account | threatstack_account : Account |
| Threat Stack Agent | threatstack_agent : HostAgent |
Relationships
The following relationships are created/mapped:
| Relationships |
|---|
threatstack_account HAS threatstack_agent |
threatstack_agent PROTECTS aws_instance |
threatstack_agent PROTECTS server |
threatstack_agent IDENTIFIED cve |
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