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      Forcepoint ONE SSE

      Configure the data connector for Forcepoint ONE SSE.

      Forcepoint ONE Security Service Edge (SSE) integrates with other Forcepoint products. This provides admins with a single place to control their environment (DLP Policies, ZTNA and secure Web Browsing (SWG)).

      At the end of this configuration, you will provide Radiant Security with the following value:

      • API Token

      Prerequisites

      • Admin User with Access to Log APIs (This can be checked under IAM > Admin Roles).

      Note: Forcepoint ONE SSE recommends creating a dedicated config API admin authorized to only use the API via an Admin Role.

      Generate the OAuth Token

      1. In Forcepoint, navigate to Settings > API Interface > OAuth.Untitled

      2. Click the green + icon.

      3. On the Edit Application dialog enter:

        • Name:Radiant-Security
        • Permission: Select Log API
        • Keep the default All for the user/group permissions

        Click OK to save the changes. The status will be Pending as the token hasn’t generated yet.

      4. Select the Radiant-Security Application that you just created.

      5. Ensuring that you’re logged in with your user or the config API user set previously, access the Token Authorization URL.

      6. In the Authorization page, click Accept and copy the Access Token displayed.

      7. Save this Token in a safe place to paste later in the next section.

      Add the data connector in Radiant Security

      1.   Login to Radiant Security.  
      2.   From the navigation menu, click Settings > Data Connectors and click + Add Connector.  
      3.   Search for and select the Forcepoint ONE API option and then click Data Feeds.

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      4.   Select the Forcepoint ONE data feed and then click Credentials.

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      5.   Under Credential Name, give the credential an identifiable name (e.g. Forcepoint ONE Credentials).
      6.   Under Required Credentials, enter the Token value that you copied from the previous section.

      7.   Click Add Connector.      		 Screenshot 2025-04-22 at 5.16.42 PM  

       


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      Last updated: 2025-04-22