NAME

Net::SecurityCenter::API::Analysis - Perl interface to Tenable.sc (SecurityCenter) Analysis REST API

SYNOPSIS

use Net::SecurityCenter::REST;
use Net::SecurityCenter::API::Analysis;

my $sc = Net::SecurityCenter::REST->new('sc.example.org');

$sc->login('secman', 'password');

my $api = Net::SecurityCenter::API::Analysis->new($sc);

$sc->logout();

DESCRIPTION

This module provides Perl scripts easy way to interface the Analysis REST API of Tenable.sc (SecurityCenter).

For more information about the Tenable.sc (SecurityCenter) REST API follow the online documentation:

https://docs.tenable.com/sccv/api/index.html

CONSTRUCTOR

Net::SecurityCenter::API::Analysis->new ( $client )

Create a new instance of Net::SecurityCenter::API::Analysis using Net::SecurityCenter::REST class.

METHODS

get

Processes a query for analysis

Params:

  • type : Type of analysis (required)

    Allowed types:

    • scLog

    • vuln

    • event

    • mobile

    • user

  • source : Type of source

    Allowed values for vuln type:

    • individual

    • cumulative

    • patched

    Allowed values for event type:

    • lce

    • archive

  • tool : Tool

    Allowed values:

    • cceipdetail

    • cveipdetail

    • iavmipdetail

    • listmailclients

    • listservices

    • listos

    • listsoftware

    • listsshservers

    • listvuln

    • listwebclients

    • listwebservers

    • sumasset

    • sumcce

    • sumclassa

    • sumclassb

    • sumclassc

    • sumcve

    • sumdnsname

    • sumfamily

    • sumiavm

    • sumid

    • sumip

    • summsbulletin

    • sumport

    • sumprotocol

    • sumremediation

    • sumseverity

    • sumuserresponsibility

    • trend

    • vulndetails

    • vulnipdetail

    • vulnipsummary

  • filters : Filter array for field, operator and value (eg. [ 'ip', '=', '10.10.0.0/16' ])

  • query_id : ID of query

  • sort_dir : Sort direction ASC or DESC

  • sort_field : Sort field

  • scan_id : Scan ID (only for individual source type and vuln type values)

  • lce_id : LCE ID (only for archive source type and event type values)

  • view : View type (only for individual source type and vuln type values and archive source type and event type values)

    • view

    • all

    • new

    • patched

  • page : Number of page for pagination

  • limit : Number of items (default is 1000)

download

Downloads an analysis of a query in CSV format.

NOTE: This is a facility for $sc->get( download => 1, ... ) method

Params:

  • type : Type of analysis (required)

  • query_id : ID of query

  • sort_dir : Sort direction ASC or DESC

  • sort_field : Sort field

  • scan_id : Scan ID (only for individual source type and vuln type values)

  • view : View type (only for individual source type and vuln type values and archive source type and event type values)

  • columns : Report columns (comma-separated value, eg. pluginID,name)

get_log

Processes a query for log analysis.

NOTE: This is a facility for $sc->get( type => 'scLog', ... ) method

Params:

  • date : Log basename (YYYYMM eg. 201901) or all

  • severity : Log severity (info, warning or critical)

  • initiator : ID of SecurityCenter user

  • module : Module (eg. auth)

  • organization : ID of SecurityCenter organization

  • page : Number of page for pagination (default is all)

  • limit : Number of items (default is 1000)

get_vulnerabilities

Processes a query for vulnerability analysis.

NOTE: This is a facility for $sc->get( type => 'vuln', ... ) method

Params:

  • query_id : ID of query

  • sort_dir : Sort direction ASC or DESC

  • sort_field : Sort field

  • source : Type of source

    individual
    cumulative
    patched
  • view : View type (see $sc->get( view => ... ) for allowed values)

  • scan_id : Scan ID

  • tool : Tool (see $sc->get( tool => ... ) for allowed params)

  • page : Number of page for pagination

  • limit : Number of items (default is 1000)

  • filters : Filter array for field, operator and value (eg. [ 'ip', '=', '10.10.0.0/16' ])

get_events

Processes a query for event analysis.

NOTE: This is a facility for $sc->get( type => 'event', ... ) method

Params:

  • query_id : ID of query

  • sort_dir : Sort direction ASC or DESC

  • sort_field : Sort field

  • source : Type of source

    lce
    archive
  • view : View type (see $sc->get( view => ... ) for allowed values)

  • lce_id : LCE ID

  • tool : Tool

    • listdata

    • sumasset

    • sumclassa

    • sumclassb

    • sumclassc

    • sumconns

    • sumdate

    • sumdstip

    • sumevent

    • sumevent2

    • sumip

    • sumport

    • sumprotocol

    • sumsrcip

    • sumtime

    • sumtype

    • sumuser

    • syslog

    • timedist

  • page : Number of page for pagination

  • limit : Number of items (default is 1000)

  • filters : Filter array for field, operator and value (eg. [ 'ip', '=', '10.10.0.0/16' ])

get_mobile

Processes a query for mobile analysis.

NOTE: This is a facility for $sc->get( type => 'mobile', ... ) method

Params:

  • query_id : ID of query

  • sort_dir : Sort direction ASC or DESC

  • sort_field : Sort field

  • tool : Tool

    • listvuln

    • sumdeviceid

    • summdmuser

    • summodel

    • sumoscpe

    • sumpluginid

    • sumseverity

    • vulndetails

  • page : Number of page for pagination

  • limit : Number of items (default is 1000)

  • filters : Filter array for field, operator and value (eg. [ 'ip '= '10.10.0.0/16' ])

SUPPORT

Bugs / Feature Requests

Please report any bugs or feature requests through the issue tracker at https://github.com/giterlizzi/perl-Net-SecurityCenter/issues. You will be notified automatically of any progress on your issue.

Source Code

This is open source software. The code repository is available for public review and contribution under the terms of the license.

https://github.com/giterlizzi/perl-Net-SecurityCenter

git clone https://github.com/giterlizzi/perl-Net-SecurityCenter.git

AUTHOR

  • Giuseppe Di Terlizzi <gdt@cpan.org>

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

This software is copyright (c) 2018-2019 by Giuseppe Di Terlizzi.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.