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Automate operations across multiple customer CIDs in a Falcon Flight Control (MSSP) environment.

Understanding Flight Control

Falcon Flight Control allows MSSPs to manage multiple customer environments (child CIDs) from a single parent CID. Use the MemberCid parameter to target specific child CIDs.

Authentication with Member CIDs

Always revoke tokens when switching between CIDs to avoid context confusion. Each Request-FalconToken call with a different MemberCid requires a separate authentication.

Multi-CID Host Operations

Query Hosts Across All Customer CIDs

Contain Hosts Across Multiple CIDs

Multi-CID Policy Management

Assign Host Groups to Policy Across CIDs

Audit Policy Assignments Across CIDs

Multi-CID Detection Management

Query Detections Across All CIDs

Multi-CID Host Group Verification

Verify Host Groups Exist in Child CIDs

MSSP Reporting Dashboard

Generate Multi-CID Summary Report

Always use Revoke-FalconToken when switching between CIDs. Failure to revoke can result in operations being performed in the wrong customer environment.

Best Practices for MSSP Operations

Error Handling and Logging

Implement rate limiting (2-5 seconds between CID operations) to avoid API throttling. Use try/finally blocks to ensure tokens are always revoked.

Next Steps

Bulk Operations

Process thousands of resources

Reporting Automation

Generate automated reports