Integrating CrowdStrike with Chrome Browser Cloud Management

The integration between CrowdStrike and Chrome Browser Cloud Management provides organizations with a powerful tool to extract and analyze insights from security events within managed Chrome browsers. This integration is now available in the Google Admin console, allowing IT teams to gain visibility into potential threats users face on the web.

To get started, ensure that Chrome Browser Cloud Management is set up for your organization. Once you have verified this, follow these steps to enable event reporting and send security events to CrowdStrike.

First, navigate to Devices > Chrome > Users and Browsers in the Google Admin console. Log in and select the organizational unit containing the enrolled browsers you want to send security events to CrowdStrike. Click on the 'Copy' button and save the token value as you will need this later.

Next, click on the eye icon to bring up the token value. Select the Google Chrome Enterprise parser and give it a name. Choose the package that best suits your organization's needs, as described in the README file.

Once you have installed the package, navigate to Ingest > Tokens and click on the 'Add Token' button. Search for Chrome and install the CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale package for google/chrome-enterprise. This will allow you to create a new repository for your Google Chrome data.

After setting up the integration in your CrowdStrike Falcon LogScale instance, you can begin sending security events to CrowdStrike. By enabling event reporting under additional settings, you can specify which events you want to send and monitor potential threats more effectively.

This integration provides IT teams with a birds-eye view of potential threats users face on the web, allowing them to make data-driven decisions in their security journey. With this tool, organizations can now easily set up the integration to extract and analyze insights from security events within managed Chrome browsers.

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