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  1. Administration
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  3. Integration

Service Keys

API Keys provide for authorized access to our API and allow for integrations with various tools, including Threat Agent, to perform automated scans from with your build environment.

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Creating an API Key

Click "Add API Key" to begin the process.

Once you're on the API Key Create/Edit screen, enter a Title for your key and optional description. The Title should reflect the intended use of the key. Some examples might include:

  • Threat Agent

  • Build Server

  • Circle CI

API Key Permissions

API Key permissions reflect the identical permissions of the user who creates the key.