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About ThreatQ Integrations
ThreatQ’s Open Exchange provides an expansive set of integrations and we are rapidly adding new ones. When available, documentation for integrations will be listed in this section. Documentation is organized by integration type (App, CDF, Custom Connector, Operation, Misc, and TQO Action) and can be found using the left-hand navigation menu.
You can view and download all integrations by visiting the ThreatQuotient Marketplace.
Support for integrations listed on the ThreatQuotient Marketplace can be categorized into three support tiers. See the Integration Support Tiers topic for more information.
| Topic | Description |
|---|---|
| Subscribe to Product Emails | You can subscribe to weekly Integration Release email notifications on new and updated integrations. |
| Integration Support Tiers | Learn about the three different support tiers for ThreatQ integrations. |
| Support for Third-Party Vendors | Read a statement about ThreatQ Support regarding Third-Party vendors. |
| Custom Objects | Learn how to install custom objects required by some integrations. The required files are bundled with the integration itself on the ThreatQ Marketplace. |
| OAuth Registration Command | See the steps required to register a new private OAuth2 client to be used by custom integrations. |
| ThreatQ CDF Approval Process | Read up on the best practices to develop and submit your own CDF to the ThreatQ Marketplace. |
| Installing Custom Connectors in ThreatQ v6 | See the universal steps to install custom connectors in ThreatQ version 6. |
| Installing Custom Connectors on Another Instance | See the universal steps to install custom connectors on another instance (other than ThreatQ). |
| Configure Proxy for Commands and Custom Connectors | Learn how to configure proxy settings for PIP and YUM commands as well as custom connectors and CRON jobs. |
| Deprecated Custom Connectors | Review the list of connectors that have been deprecated and replaced by CDFs and TQO Actions. |