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What Living Security needs

Scopes: Read access to incidents Required role: Analyst or higher (Admin privileges to generate tokens)

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Prerequisites

  • You must have Admin privileges in SNYPR to create users and generate API tokens.
  • SNYPR deployment must be version 6.3 or later.

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Part A — In Securonix SNYPR

Your Securonix administrator completes these steps.
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Create a dedicated service account (recommended)

Creating a dedicated service account limits the blast radius if the token is compromised and makes rotation easier.
  1. Sign in to your SNYPR web console at https://<your-tenant>.securonix.net.
  2. Navigate to Menu → Administration → Users.
  3. Click Add User.
  4. Fill in the required fields:
    • Username — e.g., livingsecurity-integration
    • Email — A security team or shared inbox address
    • Role — Analyst (provides read access to incidents without write permissions)
  5. Click Save.
For least-privilege access, use the Analyst role or a custom read-only role rather than Administrator.
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Generate an API token

SNYPR tokens are generated via the REST API using Basic authentication.Option A: Via REST API (recommended)Call the token generation endpoint:
A successful response returns a token string (UUID format):
Option B: Via SNYPR web consoleSome SNYPR versions expose token management in the UI:
  1. Navigate to Menu → Administration → Security → API Token Management.
  2. Generate a new token.
Consult your Securonix administrator if you’re unsure which method is available in your deployment.
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Copy and save your token

Copy the token immediately and store it securely.
SNYPR tokens are long-lived by default, but your organization may configure a validity window. Set a calendar reminder to rotate the token according to your security policy.
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Identify your tenant API host

The tenant API host is your SNYPR console hostname without https://.Enter the host only — no https:// prefix and no trailing slash.

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Part B — In the Living Security Platform

The program owner completes this step, or the system admin if using delegated setup.
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You are now connected to Securonix.

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Troubleshooting

The token is invalid, expired, or revoked. Generate a new token using the service account credentials.
The service account lacks permissions to access incident data. Verify the account has at least Analyst role.
The tenant API host may include https:// or a trailing slash. Enter only the hostname (e.g., acme.securonix.net).
Verify:
  1. The service account credentials are correct
  2. The account has API access enabled
  3. Your SNYPR version is 6.3 or later
This integration requires SNYPR 6.3 or later for REST API support. Contact your Securonix administrator to verify your deployment version.