> ## Documentation Index
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> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Symantec

> Connect ThreatAware to Symantec to integrate data and enhance your security monitoring capabilities

## Overview

The Symantec integration enables ThreatAware to collect data from Symantec, providing enhanced visibility and security controls.

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  **Connection Method**: API
  **Setup Time**: 15 minutes
  **Access Required**: Administrator account
</Info>

## Setup instructions

**Symantec Connection Guide Connect Symantec**

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**ThreatAware Integration**

1. Log in to the ThreatAware dashboard and navigate to `Settings` > `Systems`.
2. In the search bar, type `Symantec`.
3. Click `Connect`. You will see a prompt titled **Client Application**.

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**Symantec Console Setup**

1. Log in to your Symantec console.
2. Go to the `Endpoint` tab, then navigate to the `Integration` page and select `Client Applications`.
3. Click the `Add` button.
4. Enter a suitable name for the application and click `Add`.
5. In the side window, ensure you select `View permissions for`:
   * Devices
   * Alerts & Events
   * Investigation
6. Click `Save` to confirm your selections.
7. Move forward with the next step in the ThreatAware platform.

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**Symantec API Authorization**

1. From the list, click on the application you just created.
2. In the side window, click on `Client Secret` at the top.
3. Copy both the `Client ID` and `Client Secret` displayed\[1].
4. Click `Okay`, and proceed to the next step in ThreatAware.

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**Input Details in ThreatAware**

1. Enter the `Client ID` into ThreatAware using the designated field.
2. Enter the `Client Secret` in ThreatAware as well.
3. Click the `Authorize` button to complete the connection.

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**Verification and Troubleshooting**

* Confirm the integration by checking the connection status on the ThreatAware dashboard.
* If issues arise, ensure that the copied `Client ID` and `Client Secret` are correct and that all necessary API permissions are granted.

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**Footnotes:**

\[1] For more detailed information on permissions, refer to Symantec's API Permissions Documentation.