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Connect Okta to Anzenna

Integrate Anzenna with Okta to monitor users, groups, devices, applications, and sign-in activity across your organization.

Prerequisites​

  • Okta Super Administrator access
  • Anzenna account
  • Access to your Okta Admin Console

Step-by-Step Instructions​

Part 1: Start in Anzenna​

  1. Go to app.anzenna.ai and click Sign in with Google

Click on Sign in with Google
  1. Select your corporate Google account
Select the Google corporate account to use

  1. Click Connect application and choose App Integrations, then click Next

Click on Connect application Choose App Integrations, hit Next

  1. Copy the public key URL and keep this page open

Copy the public key URL

Part 2: Create App Integration in Okta​

  1. In a new tab, go to your Okta Admin interface (e.g. <domain>-admin.okta.com) and navigate to Applications

Click on highlighted menu section Click on Applications Menu Click on Applications

  1. Click Create App Integration, select API Services, then click Next

Click on Create App Integration Select API Services Click on Next

  1. Type Anzenna Integrations as the name and click Save

Type Anzenna Integrations Click on Save

  1. Click Edit in General Settings, uncheck Require DPoP header, then click Save

Click on Edit in General Settings Uncheck Require DPoP header Click on Save

Part 3: Assign Admin Role​

  1. Click Admin roles, then Edit assignments

Click on Admin roles Click on Edit assignments

  1. Click Select a role and choose Read-only Administrator

Click on Select a role Click on Read-only Administrator

  1. [Optional - for remediations] Also assign Organization Administrator

Optional: Click on Organization Administrator

  1. Click Save Changes

Click on Save Changes

Part 4: Configure API Scopes​

  1. Click Okta API Scopes and grant the required scopes

Click on Okta API Scopes Select scopes
Required Scopes

Grant access to: okta.devices.read, okta.logs.read, okta.users.read, okta.groups.read, okta.appGrants.read, okta.apps.read

For remediations also grant: okta.policies.read, okta.policies.manage, okta.groups.manage, okta.authenticators.read, okta.users.manage

  1. Click Grant Access

Click on Grant Access

Part 5: Configure Public Key Authentication​

  1. Go to the General tab and click Edit

Click on General Click on Edit

  1. Select Public Key / Private Key, then Use a URL to fetch keys dynamically

Select Public Key / Private Key Select Use a URL to fetch keys dynamically

  1. Paste the public key URL from Anzenna and click Save

Put the public key URL from Anzenna Click on Save again

Part 6: Complete Connection in Anzenna​

  1. Copy the Client ID from Okta

Click on Copy to clipboard button to save the Client ID
  1. Return to Anzenna and paste the Client ID
Paste the saved client ID into the Client ID field

  1. Copy the Okta URL from your Okta admin console

Go back to Okta and copy the Okta URL to clipboard

  1. Paste the Okta URL into Anzenna and click Save

Paste the Okta URL to the Okta URL field Click on Save

  1. Wait a few seconds — the connection indicator will turn green when successful

Wait a few seconds for connection to turn green
You are all set!

Anzenna is now connected to Okta and will begin monitoring your users, groups, devices, and applications.