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QualysVM 1.0.2
- Updated on 03 Feb 2023
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tags: Python | Vulnerability Scanner | Qualys | Cli
Description
Integration with QualysVM supports CDC users by providing vulnerability data for provided IP addresses. This capability enables CDC users to make informed decisions regarding incident response.
The QualysVM API allows third parties to integrate their own applications with QualysVM cloud security and compliance solutions, using an extensible XML interface. QualysVM tracks the disposition of each vulnerability on each host over time. This helps document actions taken in response to each vulnerability and monitor the effectiveness of remediation efforts.
CyberProof has provided CLI commands to cater to user actions, such as to enrich IP addresses and get vulnerability detection details in a CSV file. These enable getting more details about existing known vulnerabilities information on a specified IP address.
Integration Type: | Threat Intelligence Enrichment |
Information read: | Vulnerability data from the Qualys Vulnerability Management tool for a given IP address. |
API Supported: | API V3.0 |
Input: | IP address details in CLI. |
Output: | Detailed CSV file containing vulnerability data for a given IP in input. |
Customer Configuration
No customer configuration
CDC Command Lines
* **get_vulnerability_detection_csv_cli**
Get vulnerability detection CSV.
Option | Type | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
key | string | The Redis key to fetch CSV details. | True |
* **enrich_ip_cli**
Provides the capability for tracking the IP vulnerabilities from Qualys, for the specified IP.
Option | Type | Description | Required |
---|---|---|---|
ip | string | Ipv4/v6 format. | True |
Workflows
* **post_enrich_ip**
Post enrich-ip in the CDC, by the ID of the incident/message/channel.
Rules
No rules
Sensors
No sensors
Triggers
No triggers
Known Issues
- Qualys API has a limitation of 300 API calls per hour, with a waiting time given as 300 seconds (five minutes).