Onboard a Zendesk app to SSPM to detect posture risks.
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- SaaS Security Posture Management license
Or any of the following licenses that include the Data Security license:
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For SSPM to detect posture risks in your Zendesk instance, you must onboard your
Zendesk instance to SSPM. Through the onboarding process, SSPM connects to a Zendesk
API and, through the API, scans your Zendesk instance for misconfigured settings and
account risks.
SSPM gets access to your Zendesk instance through OAuth 2.0 authorization. To enable
OAuth 2.0 authorization, you first create an OAuth 2.0 client app in Zendesk before
onboarding your Zendesk instance in SSPM. During the onboarding process, SSPM will
redirect you to log in to Zendesk. After you log in, Zendesk will prompt you to
grant SSPM the access it needs to your Zendesk instance.
To access your Zendesk instance, SSPM requires the following information, which you
will specify during the onboarding process.
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Client ID
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SSPM will access a Zendesk API through an OAuth 2.0 client app
that you create in Zendesk. Zendesk generates the Client ID to
uniquely identify this client app.
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Client Secret
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SSPM will access a Zendesk API through an OAuth 2.0 client app
that you create in Zendesk. Zendesk generates the Client Secret,
which SSPM uses to authenticate to the API.
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Zendesk subdomain
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A character string that uniquely identifies your Zendesk account.
By default, your subdomain appears in the URL that you use to
access your Zendesk account. Your subdomain is also shown in the
Admin Center in Zendesk.
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To onboard your Zendesk instance, you complete the following actions: