Integration: Kaseya SIEM and Dropbox

Kaseya SIEM

NAVIGATION  Organizations > Edit Organization (pencil icon) > + New Application > Dropbox (under Customer Apps)

PERMISSIONS  Administrator permissions

Dropbox

NAVIGATION  Dropbox authentication window

PERMISSIONS  Workspace Admin or Workspace Owner permissions

The Kaseya SIEM and Dropbox integration enables Kaseya SIEM to connect to a Dropbox workspace through Dropbox's authentication workflow. Once connected, Dropbox becomes available as an application within the organization and can be managed from the organization's Applications tab.

Prerequisites

Before configuring the integration, make sure the following requirements are met:

  • A Dropbox workspace

  • A Dropbox account with Workspace Admin or Workspace Owner permissions

  • Administrative access to Kaseya SIEM

NOTE  If you experience issues during authentication, try completing the connection using Google Chrome in an Incognito window.

How to...

  1. In Kaseya SIEM, from the side navigation menu, go to Organizations.

  2. Click Edit Organization (pencil icon) for the organization you want to configure.

  3. Click + New Application.

  4. Under Customer Apps, locate Dropbox and click Connect.

  5. In the Dropbox sign-in window, sign in to the Dropbox workspace using one of the available sign-in methods.

  6. Click Continue.

  7. Complete the Dropbox sign-in process.

  8. Review the requested permissions and authorize the connection.

To disable the integration, complete the following steps:

  1. From the side navigation menu, go to Organizations.

  2. Click Edit Organization (pencil icon).

  3. On the Applications tab, select the Dropbox tile.

  4. Select Disconnect Application.

  5. Confirm the action.

Kaseya SIEM stops collecting data from the connected Dropbox environment.

FAQ

The account used to authorize the connection should have Workspace Admin or Workspace Owner permissions. How is Dropbox connected to Kaseya SIEM? The integration uses Dropbox's authentication and authorization workflow rather than manual credential entry.

If you encounter issues during authentication, try using Google Chrome in an Incognito window and repeat the connection process.