Kolide × Tines

Integrating Tines and Kolide streamlines security automation by efficiently monitoring and responding to endpoint compliance issues, enhancing overall cybersecurity posture.

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Pre-built templates

With Tines, you can easily take any action that has a defined API. We've already pre-built some of the most popular ones for you, so you can build quickly.

Update an existing Registration request put
Update an existing Registration request patch
Update an existing Live query campaign put
Update an existing Live query campaign patch
Update an existing Exemption request put
Update an existing Exemption request patch
Update an existing Device authentication mode put
Update an existing Device authentication mode patch
Update an existing Check configuration put
Update an existing Check configuration patch
Remove a specified Device from the Device Group
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Fetch a list of Person groups
Fetch a list of People
Fetch a list of Issues
Fetch a list of Devices
Fetch a list of Check results
Fetch information for a specific Reporting table
Fetch information for a specific Report query
Fetch information for a specific Registration request

Build your own connections

With Tines, you can easily take any action that has a defined API using an HTTP request. To build even more quickly, copy a cURL command and paste it into the storyboard.

cURL request

curl -v -X GET --location "https://api.nasa.gov/neo/rest/v1/neo/browse?api_key=DEMO_KEY" -H 'Content-Type: application/json'

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Full workflow examples

Explore pre-built workflows for Kolide. Use them for inspiration or as a starting point to build your custom automation solution.

Handle Kolide exemption requests via Slack

Notify a Slack channel when a user requests an exemption to a blocking check in Kolide. The Slack message allows any user in the channel to approve the exemption or deny it with a reason, straight from Slack.

Tools: Kolide, Slack

By Scott Bean at MongoDB

Integrate Kolide Device Trust with Okta using the Shared Signals Framework

The Shared Signals Framework is an OpenID standard designed to make an easy and standard way for vendors to share security events. This is a proof of concept SSF Transmitter capable of being registered with Okta and sending device compliance change CAEP events based off of issues generated in Kolide. Events are sent as Security Event Tokens.

Tools: Kolide, Okta, Slack

By Scott Bean at MongoDB

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