You create agent access tokens and download the agent installers from the Lacework Console. When you create a new agent access token, Lacework assigns the specified unique logical name to the agent access token.
In the Lacework Console, select Settings > Agents. Either use an existing agent access token or create a new agent access token.
The following factors can affect the ability to retrieve vulnerability assessment reports:
- Falling outside of the viewable timeframe
- A container registry is not integrated with Lacework
To help prevent this, consider integrating container registries with Lacework. - A host running for less than 60 minutes (applicable to host vulnerability only)
To create a new agent access token from the Lacework Console:
- In the Lacework Console, navigate to Settings > Agents.
- Click + Create New.
- In the Name field, enter a unique logical name for the agent token. You can use the agent access token name to logically separate your deployments, for example, by environment types (QA, Dev, etc.) or system types (CentOS, RHEL, etc.).
- In the Description field, you can optionally specify a description.
You can also create an agent access token via the Lacework API. For information about accessing the Lacework API documentation, see Access the Lacework API.
To install an agent from the Lacework Console:
- In the Lacework Console, navigate to Settings > Agents.
- Click Install Options.
- To download an install script or package click the download
icon. - Follow the instructions in the appropriate documentation topic.
To install an agent from the Lacework Agent GitHub repository.
- Download a release package (YourRelease.tgz file) from the Lacework Agent Release GitHub repository.
- Unpack the YourRelease.tgz file into a temporary directory such as /tmp.
- Create an agent access token by following the instructions above.
- In the Lacework Console, copy the access token by clicking the Copy to clipboard icon.
- Follow the instructions in the appropriate documentation topic.