As a devops engineer,

I want Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security (RHACS) to integrate with CrowdStrike as a third-party vulnerability scanner for my Windows container images.

So that I can leverage CrowdStrike's specialized threat intelligence and vulnerability detection capabilities for my Windows workloads within OpenShift, providing a more comprehensive security assessment.

Acceptance Criteria:

• RHACS can be configured to communicate with a designated CrowdStrike instance or API endpoint.
• When a Windows container image is identified within OpenShift, RHACS can trigger a vulnerability scan of that image using CrowdStrike.
• RHACS can receive and parse vulnerability scan results from CrowdStrike for Windows container images.
• Vulnerability findings from CrowdStrike are displayed within the RHACS vulnerability reporting interface, clearly indicating the source of the scan results (CrowdStrike).
• RHACS can correlate CrowdStrike vulnerability findings with running Windows containers and associated Kubernetes resources.
• Security policies within RHACS can be defined and enforced based on the severity and specific vulnerabilities reported by CrowdStrike for Windows containers.
• RHACS policies can be configured to trigger based on vulnerability findings from CrowdStrike in Windows containers, for example, block a deployment if high vulnerabilities exist in the Windows container 
• The integration with CrowdStrike is configurable and allows for specifying API keys or other necessary authentication credentials.
• Clear documentation is provided on how to configure and utilize the CrowdStrike integration for Windows container vulnerability scanning within RHACS.

Notes:

• This feature focuses explicitly on integrating with CrowdStrike. Integration with other third-party scanners may be considered in future features.
• The initial integration will focus on retrieving and displaying vulnerability data.