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# Polarity

Cisco Identity Intelligence can integrate with [Polarity ](https://polarity.io/)to provide enhanced user identity context for critical security event triage and investigations.<br>

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### Important Notes!

1. The Polarity app setup currently points to the US <mark style="color:blue;">**production**</mark> environment.\
   \
   If you are looking to integrate with a different geo deployment (AU, JP or EU), then please consult your Polarity representative on how to change the configuration files to point to the correct Cisco Identity environment.

### Oort Integration Steps

1. From the Integrations tab, click Add Integration.
2. Scrolls down and click Add API Client.\
   ![](/files/WD2J2NS592DNhdPh8DGg)
3. Provide a Name and Description
4. Click Save and Generate credentials\
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5. Use the details provided in your Polarity configuration (see below).\
   ![](/files/3k9prg8BRRcra8SLOVBz)
6. After the Polarity steps below are complete, click Test Connectivity and Finish to complete the integration.

### Polarity Configuration Steps

For information around how to set up Polarity for your Cisco Identity tenant, please see Polarity's Github documentation.

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