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Prisma Cloud Compute

Prisma Cloud Compute Edition provides protection for your hosts, containers, and serverless deployments, whether they are located in on-premises data centers or cloud environments. You can bring code, container, host, and security data from Prisma Cloud Compute into Brinqa to gain a more comprehensive view of your attack surface and strengthen your cybersecurity posture.

This document details the information you must provide for the connector to authenticate with Prisma Cloud Compute and how to obtain that information from Prisma Cloud. See create a data integration for step-by-step instructions on setting up the integration.

Required connection settings

When setting up a data integration, select Prisma Cloud Compute from the Connector dropdown. If you cannot find the connector in the dropdown, make sure that you have installed it first. You must provide the following information to authenticate Prisma Cloud Compute with Brinqa:

  • Server URL: The Prisma Cloud Compute Server URL.

  • API key and Secret key: The access keys associated with the Prisma Cloud Compute account, which must have permissions to log in to the API server and return data.

    Important

    If you use the on-premises version of Prisma Cloud Compute, you must use the username in the API key field and the password in the Secret key field. In either case, the credentials associated with the Prisma Cloud Compute account must have permissions to log in to the API server and return data.

Generate Prisma Cloud Compute access keys

For the cloud instance of the Prisma Cloud Compute connector to use the Prisma Cloud Compute API, you must provide the API credentials from Prisma Cloud Compute. To do so, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to your organization's Prisma Cloud Compute server.

  2. Navigate to Settings > Access Control > Access Keys.

  3. Select Add > Access Key.

  4. Enter a name for the key, enable key expiration, and set a expiry date and time.

  5. Click Save to create the key.

    Your new access keys display. You cannot view the secret key after this, so copy the key and save it to a secure location.

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If you do not have the permissions to create access keys, contact your Prisma Cloud Compute administrator. For additional information, see Prisma Cloud Compute documentation.

Additional settings

The Prisma Cloud Compute connector contains additional options for specific configuration:

  • Page size: The maximum number of records to get per API request. The default setting is 100. It is not recommended to go over 100.

  • Parallel requests: The maximum number of parallel API requests. The default setting is 4.

  • Skip certificate verification: Select this option to allow for untrusted certificates.

Types of data to retrieve

The Prisma Cloud Compute connector can retrieve the following types of data from the Prisma Cloud Compute API:

Table 1: Data retrieved from Prisma Cloud Compute

Connector ObjectRequiredMaps to Data Model
Cloud ResourceNoNot mapped
Code RepositoryYesCode Repository
ContainerYesContainer
Container ImageYesContainer Image
HostYesHost
Installed PackageYesInstalled Package
ServerlessNoNot mapped
ViolationYesViolation
Violation DefinitionYesViolation Definition
VulnerabilityYesVulnerability
Vulnerability DefinitionYesVulnerability Definition
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For detailed steps on how to view the data retrieved from Prisma Cloud Compute in the Brinqa Platform, see How to view your data.

Operation options

The Prisma Cloud Compute connector supports the following operation options. See connector operation options for information about how to apply them.

Click the sections below to view the supported operation options per connector object.

Code Repository

Table 2: Code Repository operation options

Connector ObjectOptionAll Possible ValuesExample
Code RepositorycollectionsAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute collection name or IDKey: collections Value: collection1. This key and value combination only retrieves data for the collection1 collection from your code repositories.
idAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute code repository IDKey: id Value: repo-id-123. This key and value combination only retrieves data for the specified code repository.
projectAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute project name or IDKey: project Value: web-app. This key and value combination only retrieves data for the web-app project from your code repositories.
Container

Table 3: Container operation options

Connector ObjectOptionAll Possible ValuesExample
ContainercollectionsAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute collection name or IDKey: collections Value: collection1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified collection from containers.
hostnameAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute hostnameKey: hostname Value: host1. This key and value combination retrieves data for containers on the specified host.
idAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute container IDKey: id Value: container1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified container.
nameAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute image nameKey: name Value: image1. This key and value combination retrieves data for containers using the specified image.
projectAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute project name or IDKey: project Value: api-service. This key and value combination only retrieves data for the api-service project from your containers.
Container Image

Table 4: Container Image operation options

Connector ObjectOptionAll Possible ValuesExample
Container ImagecollectionsAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute collection name or IDKey: collections Value: collection1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified collection from container images.
idAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute image IDKey: id Value: image1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified image ID.
nameAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute image nameKey: name Value: image1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified image.
projectAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute project name or IDKey: project Value: api-service. This key and value combination only retrieves data for the api-service project from your container images.
registryAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute registryKey: registry Value: registry1. This key and value combination retrieves data from the specified registry.
repositoryAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute repositoryKey: repository Value: repo1. This key and value combination retrieves data from the specified repository.
Host

Table 5: Host operation options

Connector ObjectOptionAll Possible ValuesExample
HostcollectionsAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute collection name or IDKey: collections Value: collection1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified collection from hosts.
hostnameAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute hostnameKey: hostname Value: host1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified host.
idAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute instance IDKey: id Value: i-12345. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified host ID.
projectAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute project name or IDKey: project Value: database-cluster. This key and value combination only retrieves data for the database-cluster project from your hosts.
providerAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute cloud providerKey: provider Value: aws. This key and value combination retrieves data from the specified cloud provider.
regionAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute regionKey: region Value: us-east-1. This key and value combination retrieves data from the specified region.
Violation & Vulnerability

Table 6: Violation, Violation Definition, Vulnerability, and Vulnerability Definition operation options

Connector ObjectOptionAll Possible ValuesExample
Violation,
Violation Definition,
Vulnerability,
Vulnerability Definition
collectionsAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute collection name or IDKey: collections Value: collection1. This key and value combination retrieves security data from the specified collections.
functionLayersAny Prisma Cloud Compute function layer identifiersKey: functionLayers Value: layer1. This key and value combination only retrieves security data from the specified function layers.
hostnameAny Prisma Cloud Compute hostnameKey: hostname Value: hostname1. This key and value combination only retrieves security data associated with the specified hostname.
idAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute security data IDKey: id Value: violation1. This key and value combination retrieves data for the specified security data ID.
nameAny Prisma Cloud Compute security data name identifiersKey: name Value: name1,name2. This key and value combination only retrieves security data with the specified names.
projectAny valid Prisma Cloud Compute project name or ID identifiersKey: project Value: "web-app,data-service. This key and value combination only retrieves security data from the specified projects.
providerAny Prisma Cloud Compute cloud provider identifierKey: provider Value: aws,azure. This key and value combination only retrieves security data from the specified providers.
regionAny Prisma Cloud Compute region identifiersKey: region Value: us-east-1,eu-west-1. This key and value combination only retrieves security data associated with the specified regions.
registryAny Prisma Cloud Compute registry identifiersKey: registry Value: registry1,registry2. This key and value combination only retrieves security data from the specified registries.
repositoryAny Prisma Cloud Compute repository identifiersKey: repository Value: repo1,repo2. This key and value combination only retrieves security data from the specified repositories.
runtimeAny Prisma Cloud Compute runtime identifiersKey: runtime Value: nodejs12.x,python3.8. This key and value combination only retrieves security data associated with the specified runtimes.
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The option keys and values are case-sensitive as they are shown in this documentation.

APIs

The Prisma Cloud Compute connector uses the Prisma Cloud Workload Protection REST API v1. Specifically, it uses the following endpoints:

Table 7: Prisma Cloud Compute API endpoints by the connector

Connector ObjectAPI Endpoints
Cloud ResourceGET /api/v1/cloud/discovery/entities
Code RepositoryPOST /api/v1/coderepos
ContainerGET /api/v1/containers
Container ImageGET /api/v1/images
GET /api/v1/registry
HostGET /api/v1/hosts
Installed PackageGET /api/v1/hosts
GET /api/v1/containers
GET /api/v1/images
GET /api/v1/registry
POST /api/v1/coderepos
GET /api/v1/serverless
ViolationGET /api/v1/containers
GET /api/v1/hosts
GET /api/v1/images
GET /api/v1/registry
GET /api/v1/serverless
Violation DefinitionGET /api/v1/containers
GET /api/v1/hosts
GET /api/v1/images
GET /api/v1/registry
GET /api/v1/serverless
VulnerabilityPOST /api/v1/coderepos
GET /api/v1/hosts
GET /api/v1/images
GET /api/v1/registry
GET /api/v1/serverless
Vulnerability DefinitionPOST /api/v1/coderepos
GET /api/v1/hosts
GET /api/v1/images
GET /api/v1/registry
GET /api/v1/serverless

Changelog

The Prisma Cloud Compute connector has undergone the following changes:

Table 8: Prisma Cloud Compute connector changelog

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This connector is part of a bundled release with other connectors from the same vendor. If a version shows "No change", it means that the connector version was updated for consistency as part of the bundle, but no functional changes were made to this specific connector. You can update to or skip this version without affecting your existing configuration.

VersionDescriptionDate Published
3.3.0- Major refactor of the connector with optimized local store logic.
- Added support for the Installed Package object and included it as a target for vulnerabilities.
- Improved Serverless processing efficiency by optimizing the number of threads.
February 3rd, 2026
3.2.4Added the following attributes to the Vulnerability object:

  • PKG_TYPE
  • PKG_NAME
  • PKG_VERSION
October 22nd, 2025
3.2.3No change.September 30th, 2025
3.2.2No change.July 28th, 2025
3.2.1No change.June 18th, 2025
3.2.0No change.February 10th, 2025
3.1.3Added the following attributes to the Vulnerability object:

  • REGISTRY
  • REPOSITORY
  • REPOSITORY_TAG
December 30th, 2024
3.1.2Added the NAMESPACES attribute to the Container Image object.November 22nd, 2024
3.1.1Code cleanup and general maintenance.July 17th, 2024
3.1.0- Fixed an issue where vulnerabilities existed in the Brinqa Platform that were not present in an API call, causing inaccurate counts.
- Fixed an issue with the REGISTRY and REPOSITORY attributes on the Code Repository object.
- Added the HOST_NAMES attribute to the Host object.
July 15th, 2024
3.0.13- Set the status to "Active" for all violations and vulnerabilities retrieved by the connector. This change addresses the possibility that the status of vulnerabilities can be modified in Prisma Cloud Compute after the fix date.
- Updated the discovery date on the Violation and Vulnerability objects to use LAST_FOUND instead of FIRST_FOUND.
May 30th, 2024
3.0.12Added the RESOURCE_ID attribute to the Host object.May 20th, 2024
3.0.11The Cloud Service object has been renamed to Cloud Resource.May 2nd, 2024
3.0.10Code cleanup and general maintenance.April 5th, 2024
3.0.9Fixed an issue where syncing vulnerabilities from Code Repository resulted in a 404 error.March 1st, 2024
3.0.8Code cleanup and general maintenance.February 29th, 2024
3.0.7Code cleanup and general maintenance.February 26th, 2024
3.0.6Standardized the STATUS_CATEGORY attribute across the Vulnerability and Violation objects.May 24th, 2023
3.0.5Updated the NAME attribute in the Container Image object to avoid duplicates.May 19th, 2023
3.0.4Refactored the code to reduce memory consumption.May 12th, 2023
3.0.3Code cleanup and general maintenance.April 26th, 2023
3.0.2Code cleanup and general maintenance.April 24th, 2023
3.0.1Code cleanup and general maintenance.March 29th, 2023
3.0.0Initial Integration+ release.February 1st, 2023