Integrations
Secure What Your AI Agents Do, Not Just Where They Go
Three integrations tie Aembit workload access policy to CrowdStrike Falcon. Choose one to see how it works.
Identity control meets content inspection at one enforcement point
Content Inspection at the Access Point
Aembit applies CrowdStrike AI Detection and Response to MCP tool listings, prompt inputs, and prompt outputs, allowing, blocking, or transforming risky content based on applicable access policies.
- Stop prompt injection hidden in manipulated MCP tool listings.
- Block or redact sensitive data before it leaves your agents.
- Catch regulated data and malicious content returned by MCP tools.
TL;DR
Aembit’s MCP Gateway inspects tool listings, prompt inputs, and prompt outputs with CrowdStrike AIDR, enforcing allow, block, or transform decisions at one control point.
Categories
- Identity and Access
- Agentic AI
- Zero Trust
- Content Security
REQUIREMENTS
- Paid Aembit subscription
- CrowdStrike AIDR for Agents
How it Works
Once Aembit approves access, AIDR receives relevant MCP content and either passes it to the MCP server or back to the agent. CrowdStrike evaluates the content, and the Aembit takes the corresponding action and logs the decision accordingly.
Apply Inspection by Access Policy
Associate a CrowdStrike AIDR content security configuration with the Access Policies protecting your most sensitive MCP servers.
Inspect
Every Interaction
AIDR evaluates tool listings, inputs, and outputs against your CrowdStrike detection rules.
Enforce
and Record
Aembit allows, blocks, or transforms the content, then logs the decision automatically.
See It in Action
Watch Aembit secure a Claude MCP connection: mapping AIDR credentials, applying policies, configuring fail-close, and redacting PII in real time.
FAQs
You Have Questions? We Have Answers.
What does the Aembit integration with CrowdStrike AIDR actually do?
The Aembit MCP Identity Gateway sends MCP content, tool listings, tool inputs, and tool outputs, to CrowdStrike AIDR for inspection before it reaches the agent or MCP server. AIDR evaluates the content, and Aembit enforces the result: allow, block, or transform.
Do I need a separate CrowdStrike subscription?
Yes. This integration requires a CrowdStrike AIDR for Agents subscription in addition to your Aembit subscription.
What happens if AIDR is unreachable?
You choose the behavior per access policy. Fail open forwards the content and logs the error. Fail closed blocks the content and returns a JSON-RPC error to the client. Both are recorded as Workload Events.
Does this replace Aembit's identity and access controls?
No. Content inspection is an additional layer on top of Aembit’s identity-based access decisions, not a replacement for them. Aembit still determines which connections are authorized in the first place.
How is this different from a general AI security or prompt firewall product?
Aembit doesn’t inspect prompts or responses between an agent and an AI model. It inspects MCP traffic, specifically tool listings, inputs, and outputs, at the point where Aembit already enforces access. CrowdStrike owns detection and rule tuning; Aembit owns the identity and enforcement path.
Endpoint Posture Meets Agent Identity
Endpoint Health, Enforced at Access
Aembit uses CrowdStrike Falcon’s real-time endpoint security posture as a prerequisite check in conditional access policies governing agent and workload identities.
- Require a healthy endpoint before granting any agent access.
- Enforce identity policies based on live posture, not static rules.
- Extend Falcon's endpoint visibility into every agent access decision.
TL;DR
Aembit checks CrowdStrike Falcon’s endpoint posture and device health as a prerequisite before granting agent or workload access.
Categories
- Identity and Access
- Workloads
- Agentic AI
- Zero Trust
- Endpoint Security
REQUIREMENTS
- Paid Aembit subscription
- CrowdStrike Falcon Sensor
How it Works
Use Aembit to define policies that are based on the identities of your workloads or AI agents, instead of easily compromised secrets. Gain visibility into which non-human identities are actually accessing critical data.
Connect Falcon
to Aembit
CrowdStrike Falcon shares endpoint posture and device health data with Aembit.
Define
Conditional Policies
Build access policies in Aembit that require passing Falcon posture checks.
Enforce Access
in Real Time
Aembit grants or denies agent and workload access based on current endpoint health.
See It in Action
Explore how Aembit leverages CrowdStrike Falcon to assess workload and agent security posture, establish identity-based access policies, and inject dynamic credentials for real-time conditional access. This integration ensures a trusted assessment of your agent or workload’s security readiness, safeguarding access to your organization’s most sensitive resources and crown jewels.
FAQs
You Have Questions? We Have Answers.
What does this integration check?
Aembit checks real-time endpoint posture and device health from the CrowdStrike Falcon sensor as a condition of access. If a client workload’s environment doesn’t meet the expected state defined in your access condition, Aembit denies the connection.
What counts as an "expected state"?
It’s whatever you define in your Aembit access condition rules, for example, requiring that an endpoint isn’t in Reduced Functionality Mode.
Is this a paid feature?
Yes. The CrowdStrike integration requires a paid Aembit subscription. Contact Aembit to enable it for your tenant.
Does this apply to AI agents, or only traditional workloads?
Both. Posture checks apply to any client workload authenticating through Aembit, including AI agents, as an access condition alongside your other identity policies.
How is this different from just using CrowdStrike on its own?
CrowdStrike detects and reports endpoint risk. Aembit turns that signal into an enforceable access decision at the moment a workload or agent tries to connect, without custom scripting to connect the two.
Real-Time Visibility For Security Teams
Agent Access Activity, Now in Next-Gen SIEM
Aembit streams access authorization, audit, and workload event logs to CrowdStrike Next-Gen SIEM, giving security teams a real-time record of agent and workload access activity.
- See every agent access decision inside your existing SIEM.
- Investigate agent activity alongside all other security telemetry.
- Streamline compliance monitoring with centralized access event logs.
TL;DR
Aembit streams agent and workload access logs into CrowdStrike Next-Gen SIEM, giving security teams real-time visibility for investigation and compliance.
Categories
- Identity and Access
- Workloads
- Agentic AI
- SIEM & Log Management
REQUIREMENTS
- Paid Aembit subscription
- CrowdStrike Next-Gen SIEM
How it Works
Configure a Log Stream in Aembit to connect your CrowdStrike HTTP Event Collector to stream agent and workload access events directly to the SIEM your security team already uses.
Set Up
Your HEC
Create an HTTP Event Collector connection in your CrowdStrike environment.
Connect Aembit to CrowdStrike
Configure a Log Stream in Aembit using your HEC credentials.
Monitor
Agent Activity
View streamed agent and workload access events directly in CrowdStrike SIEM.
FAQs
You Have Questions? We Have Answers.
What does this integration do?
Aembit streams access authorization and workload event logs to CrowdStrike Next-Gen SIEM using an HTTP Event Collector (HEC), giving your SOC a real-time record of agent and workload access activity alongside your other security telemetry.
Does this integration make access decisions?
No. This is a log export integration, not a conditional access control. It doesn’t gate or block access; it gives you visibility into activity already occurring in Aembit.
What do I need to set this up?
An HTTP Event Collector configured in your CrowdStrike environment, plus a Log Stream configured in Aembit using your HEC credentials.
Can I use this alongside Aembit's other CrowdStrike integrations?
Yes. This integration doesn’t depend on the Falcon posture or AIDR integrations, and can be used independently or alongside them.
How is this different from exporting logs myself?
Aembit handles the streaming natively via Log Stream configuration, so you don’t need custom scripts or a separate pipeline to get agent and workload access data into your SIEM.
