Introduction to Enterprise API
Overview
Cloudlocks Enterprise API enables you to:
- Integrate Cloudlock's detection and response into your security workflows
- Keep your on-premise or cloud-based incident management systems in sync
- Interact with incidents
The Cloudlock Enterprise API is a REST API with JSON responses. For best practice and future consistency all requests should use the Accept header passing the application/json value and the Content-Type header with the same value.
GET /resources HTTP/1.1
Accept: application/json
Content-type: application/json
URL for Cloudlock APIs
Please contact [email protected] for the URL you should use to make calls to the Cloudlock APIs (e.g. https://.cloudlock.com).
If you have a support issue, please contact: [email protected].
Example URL
The calls in this document to callapi.cloudlock.com are for example only.
Authentication
All endpoints require authentication unless stated otherwise.
- To interact with the API, you need an OAuth2 access token. Generate an access token in the Cloudlock application by selecting the Authentication & API tab in the Settings page.
- Click Generate to create your own token.
When making a request to any resource include the Authorization header with a value of Bearer followed by a single space and the token.
GET /resources HTTP/1.1
Authorization: Bearer <Your Token Here>
All API requests must be made over HTTPS. Calls made over plain HTTP will be redirected to HTTPS.
Pagination
All list-based endpoints support pagination.
Control pagination parameters using:
Field ID | Type | Description | Default |
---|---|---|---|
offset | integer | Indicates the item number to start the result set from | 0 |
limit | integer | Determines the quantity of results to return | 20 max=100 |
Filtering
Filtering a collection is achieved by adding a field (e.g. "incidents") to the querystring, along with the filter value. For example:
https://callapi.cloudlock.com/incidents?severity=ALERT
You can use multiple filters by separating them with the & operator. For example:
https://callapi.cloudlock.com/incidents?severity=ALERT&incident_type=COMPLIANCE
Sorting
Use the order parameter along with the sort-by field to indicate the order for your request list result. For multiple sort orders, use a comma-delimited list of sort parameters. The default sort direction is ascending. Use a leading "-" character to denote descending.
Example:
Ascending: https://callapi.cloudlock.com/resources?order=created_at
Descending: https://callapi.cloudlock.com/resources?order=-created_at
Options Help
To get the full list of options available for a field, use the field name as the ID when querying an endpoint.
Rate Limit
Cloudlock's API has both a rate limit and a quota-based upon your license.
Exceeding the rate limit results in a 429 error.
Errors
Cloudlock uses standard HTTP response codes to indicate success or failure of an API request. Codes in the 2xx range indicate success, while codes in the 4xx range indicate an error and include an error response object:
Example Error Response:
Response 400 (application/json)
{
"status": "error",
"message": "The server cannot process the request due to a syntax error"
"additional_info": null,
}
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Updated about 4 years ago