Falco
AvailableFalco is a cloud-native runtime security tool. Integrate runtime security alerts and threat detections into tapioca for incident tracking and response.
What you can do
Setup Instructions
Configure Falco output
Configure Falco to send alerts via HTTP. Edit your Falco configuration:
json_output: true
http_output:
enabled: true
url: YOUR_TAPIOCA_WEBHOOK_URLEnable integration in tapioca
Go to Settings → Integrations → Falco and enable the integration. Copy your webhook URL.
Configure alert rules
Set up which Falco priorities should create tasks. Configure auto-assignment for incident response team.
Test the connection
Trigger a test Falco alert to verify the integration is working correctly.
Configuration Reference
| Option | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| webhook_url | string | Yes | Webhook URL for receiving Falco alerts |
| priority_threshold | enum | No | Minimum priority to create tasks Default: WARNING |
| incident_project | string | No | Project for security incidents |
| auto_assign_team | string | No | Team to auto-assign incidents to |
| include_raw_event | boolean | No | Include raw event data in task Default: true |
Troubleshooting
Verify Falco's http_output is enabled and the URL is correct. Check network connectivity between Falco and tapioca.
Increase the priority_threshold to only capture higher-severity alerts, or configure Falco rules to reduce noise.
Ensure json_output is enabled in Falco configuration for complete alert data.
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