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# Cisco Secure Access Data Integration
## Overview
Identity Intelligence integrates with Cisco Secure Access to ingest and display data associated with Application and User and Entity Behavior Analytics events (UEBA).\
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For information on configuring Secure Access to consume Trust Level data from Identity Intelligence via Security Cloud Control (SCC), please refer to the [Secure Access documentation](https://securitydocs.cisco.com/docs/csa/olh/136576.dita) guide, which contains information about connecting both an existing or new Identity Intelligence tenant to your Secure Access organization. If you already have an Identity Intelligence tenant via Duo, **please** follow the "Existing Tenant" set up steps.
### Configuration Steps
Follow the instructions below in the order written
#### Generate an API Key in Secure Access
You will first need to generate an API key with the necessary permissions within Secure Access. To do so:
1. Log in to your Secure Access org with a **Full Admin** or **Security Administrator** role
2. Navigate to the **Admin** menu item and select **API Keys**
3. Select **Add**, then enter a easily recognizable name and a description for the key
4. Assign the key the required scopes by selecting the respective check boxes:
1. Deployments (Identities and Networks)
2. Reports
5. Select `Read-Only` for each selected scope and resource
6. For **Expiry Date** choose an expiration date or select **Never Expire.** Do NOT enter any information in the Network Restrictions area
7. Select **Create Key.** Then copy and save your API Key and Key Secret in a secure location, as you will need this information to complete the integration steps within Identity Intelligence
8. Select **Accept and Close**
#### Identity Intelligence Configuration Steps
1. Sign in to Identity Intelligence with an Administrator role
2. Navigate to **Integrations** and select **Add Integration** from the Secure Access tile
3. Enter a **name** for the integration. This name will be reused through Identity Intelligence to identify the source
4. Paste the **API Key** and **Key Secret** generated in Secure Access into their respective fields in the form
5. Select **Save** to finish setting up the integration
6. Your integration has been created! Identity Intelligence will test the connectivity automatically, and if there are no errors, will begin the data ingestion process
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