Surface Falcon detections, host risk scores, and indicator alerts inside Port so developers see security context exactly where they already work.
Active CrowdStrike alerts write directly to the matching Port service entity alongside deployment and on-call data.
Host severity and risk scores from Falcon flow into Port scorecards so service health reflects real security posture.
Engineers get the threat context they need to act during incidents without leaving the developer portal they use every day.
When Falcon raises a detection against a production host, Neotask writes the alert to the matching Port service catalog entity with detection ID and severity.
Pull host risk scores from CrowdStrike for every production host and push them as scorecard metrics in the Port service catalog.
Attach CrowdStrike indicator alerts to the relevant Port entity alongside the runbook link so engineers have full context during triage.
Sync host metadata from CrowdStrike into Port to keep your service catalog accurate with current infrastructure and platform details.
When a CrowdStrike detection resolves, Neotask updates the matching Port entity property so your portal reflects cleared findings automatically.
List all high and critical Falcon detections from the past 24 hours and update each corresponding Port service entity with timestamps.
Tell Neotask what you want - for example, when Falcon raises a High severity detection on any production host, update the matching Port service entity with the detection ID and severity.
Using host tags, hostname, and platform metadata from CrowdStrike, Neotask identifies the correct Port entity and applies the update using your existing blueprints and field definitions.
Detections, risk scores, and resolution status sync to Port automatically as they change in Falcon - no manual updates, no ticket queue, no tool switching required.
| Action | CrowdStrike Falcon | Port |
|---|---|---|
| Surface Detections | List Detections (filtered by host/severity) | Update Entity Property |
| Host Risk Scores | Get Host Details + Risk Score | Scorecard Metric Update |
| Indicator Alerts | Search Indicators | Attach Runbook / Alert Link |
| Host Inventory Sync | Get Hosts | Create / Update Catalog Entity |
| Detection Resolution | Update Detection Status | Update Entity Status Field |
Security and engineering teams operate on different timelines and in different tools. CrowdStrike Falcon surfaces real-time detections and host risk scores. Port is where your engineers live - checking deployment status, reviewing on-call schedules, and navigating service dependencies. When those two worlds stay separate, engineers lose critical time during incidents hunting for security context that should be right in front of them.
Neotask connects CrowdStrike and Port so that security data becomes part of the developer portal experience. When Falcon raises a detection against a host tied to a service, Neotask writes that alert to the matching Port entity automatically. Host risk scores become scorecard metrics. Indicator alerts attach to runbooks. Engineers see the full picture without switching tools.
Neotask uses host identifiers from CrowdStrike - hostname, host tags, and platform metadata - to look up the corresponding entity in Port. The most reliable approach is to maintain consistent host tags in CrowdStrike that match the service slug or identifier used in Port. Describe the mapping logic to Neotask in plain language and it applies that rule automatically when processing detections and host data.
No structural changes are required to either tool. Neotask reads from the Falcon API using your existing credentials and writes to Port via its API using your existing blueprints and entity definitions. Your current CrowdStrike policies, host groups, and detection workflows remain unchanged.
Port scorecards are only useful when they reflect current state. With Neotask managing the sync, host risk scores update as CrowdStrike data changes. Resolved detections clear from Port entities automatically. Service owners see accurate security posture in the same view as availability and performance data - giving them a genuinely complete picture of service health.
Use consistent host tags in CrowdStrike that match your Port service identifiers to make host-to-entity mapping fast and unambiguous.
Start by syncing one detection severity tier - such as High and Critical only - before expanding to all Falcon alerts to keep Port signal-to-noise high.
Configure resolved detection clearing in Port so scorecard metrics stay accurate without requiring manual cleanup after incidents close.
Neotask uses host identifiers from CrowdStrike - hostname, host tags, and platform metadata - to look up the corresponding entity in Port. The most reliable approach is maintaining consistent host tags in CrowdStrike that match the service slug or identifier used in Port. Describe the mapping logic in plain language and Neotask applies it automatically.
Yes. When a CrowdStrike detection status changes to resolved or false positive, Neotask updates the corresponding Port entity property or scorecard metric to reflect the cleared state. You can configure whether resolved detections clear immediately or persist for a retention period.
No structural changes are required to either tool. Neotask reads from the Falcon API using your existing credentials and writes to Port via its API using your existing blueprints and entity definitions. Your current CrowdStrike policies, host groups, and Port scorecard definitions remain unchanged.
Stop asking developers to check a separate security dashboard during incidents. Neotask connects CrowdStrike Falcon and Port so detection alerts and host risk scores surface exactly where your team already works.
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