Connect JumpCloud to Black Cat SSPM
Connect your JumpCloud organization so Black Cat can review users, multi-factor coverage, managed systems, groups, applications and policies.
≈ 5 min · audit access · no write-capable permission
What Black Cat reads, and why
| Permission | What it lets Black Cat do | Status |
|---|---|---|
jumpcloud.systemusers.read | Lets Black Cat list users, their multi-factor status, sudo rights and password settings. | Required |
jumpcloud.systems.read | Lets Black Cat see each managed system's disk encryption, remote login settings and agent health. | Required |
jumpcloud.usergroups.read | Lets Black Cat list user groups and how membership of them is decided. | Required |
jumpcloud.systemgroups.read | Lets Black Cat list system groups and their membership. | Required |
jumpcloud.applications.read | Lets Black Cat review connected applications and whether single sign-on is configured for them. | Required |
jumpcloud.policies.read | Lets Black Cat review the policies applied to your systems. | Required |
jumpcloud.directory_insights.read | Lets Black Cat see directory activity such as logins and administrative changes. | Required |
What you'll need
- JumpCloud API key Required — Created in your own JumpCloud administrator profile.
- Organization identifier — Optional — only needed if your administrator manages several JumpCloud organizations.
Where to create it
- Setup guide (JumpCloud) ↗ (opens in new tab)
- Developer documentation (JumpCloud) ↗ (opens in new tab)