Acronis Integration
This guide will show you how to set up an integration between GoodAccess and Acronis CyberApp.
Key Aspects of the Integration
Threat Blocker Alerts: Whenever a user attempts to access a potentially harmful website or a site you've restricted for your team, you'll receive an alert through Acronis notifying you that the access attempt has been blocked.
Acronis alert for a Threat Blocker action Device Posture Check Alerts: To prevent users with outdated or non-compliant devices from connecting to your network, you can configure Device Posture Check in GoodAccess. If a user with a non-compliant device attempts to connect, their access will be denied, and you will receive an alert through Acronis.
Acronis alert for a Device Posture Check action Overview of Managed Teams: The Acronis dashboard provides real-time status and activity updates for the teams you manage through GoodAccess.
Configuration guide
Prerequisites
Acronis Cyber Portal account
Step 1 - Creating an Account Token
Click + Create Token.
Name - Give the token a name
Expiration - The time period after which the token becomes invalid. If 'Unlimited Expiration' is selected, the token will not expire (not recommended).
Token - Immediately after being generated, you will see the token for a limited period. It is important to save the token in a secure place.
IP Addresses - Leave blank
Click Save.
Step 2 - Creating an integration with Acronis
Log in to the Acronis Portal, and go to Integrations.
Search for GoodAccess, and click Configure.
Enter the token from Step 1, and click Enable.
You have now successfully set up the integration between GoodAccess and Acronis.
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