SIEM Connectors
Stream Falcon events into Splunk, Elastic, or your custom data lake.
Security data is only valuable when you can search it, correlate it, and act on it. CrowdStrike gives you Next-Gen SIEM for CQL queries across petabytes of telemetry, Event Streams for real-time data pipelines, Falcon Data Replicator (FDR) for bulk export, and Foundry LogScale for third-party log ingestion. The SDKs connect your code to all of it.
SIEM Connectors
Stream Falcon events into Splunk, Elastic, or your custom data lake.
Real-Time Pipelines
Process Event Streams for immediate notification on critical events.
Data Export
Replicate Falcon telemetry to cloud storage via FDR.
CQL Dashboards
Query petabytes of security telemetry in Next-Gen SIEM.
LogScale Ingestion
Ingest third-party log sources alongside native Falcon data.
Correlation Rules
Combine Falcon detections with data from other security tools.
The core APIs for streaming, querying, and exporting security telemetry.
Build custom detection logic and correlation rules on top of your data.
Automate data extraction and reporting on a schedule.
Several Foundry samples directly address data integration. The LogScale sample ingests third-party data into LogScale. The ServiceNow ITSM sample demonstrates connecting external platforms and routing data through Fusion SOAR workflows.
The Falcon MCP NGSIEM module executes CQL queries against Next-Gen SIEM through AI assistants. Use it to search events, test queries interactively, and explore telemetry before building automated pipelines.
If you’re ingesting third-party log sources into LogScale, you’ll need to write parsers that normalize the data into a searchable format. The Parser Template gives you a working starter with four downloadable examples (AWS CloudTrail, AWS RDS MySQL, AWS WAF, Zscaler Deception). Your parsers must follow the CrowdStrike Parsing Standard - which maps fields to Elastic Common Schema (ECS) with documented deviations - and use standardized values from the Module Guidelines and Vendor Guidelines.