The OneLogin Event Webhook for Amazon EventBridge allows you to stream OneLogin event data to your Amazon EventBridge. This integration allows you to monitor activities, alert on threats, and execute event-based identity related workflows across your OneLogin and AWS environments.
Prerequisites
Before beginning this configuration, be sure you have the account ID available for an AWS EventBridge set to listen-mode and ready to accept a JSON-formatted event stream.
This feature requires a OneLogin subscription that includes Single Sign-On. Speak with your account representative for more information.
In your OneLogin admin portal, go to Developers > Webhooks. Under New Webhook, choose Event Webhook for Amazon EventBridge.
Note: If you configure more than five webhooks, you may experience latency problems during high traffic periods.
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Name |
Enter a unique name for the webhook. |
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Account Id |
Provide your AWS account ID. |
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Region |
Provide the region for your AWS environment where the Amazon EventBridge is enabled. |
The new webhook now appears in your Event Broadcasters and your AWS account should now have a new partner event source beginning with the string aws-partner/onelogin.com/... available for configuration.
You may select the webhook at any time to enable or disable it, but note that once the webhook is initialized, the Amazon account information cannot be modified.
The OneLogin Event Webhook streams the event data every 60 seconds or in 10 event bundles. The events are streamed using HTTP POST and the event data is passed in JSON format.