Getting Started

🚀 Clone Systems Scan API Documentation

The Clone Systems Security Scanning Application Programmers Interface (API) allows third parties to integrate their own
applications with Clone Systems security scanning solution.
The API functions detailed in this programming reference are available
to customers that subscribe to Clone Guard® Security Scanning services.

Getting Started

The following sections give you an introduction to the Clone Systems Security Scanning API and show you how to make requests
using the API.

Available Products

PCI Compliance Scanning allows organizations to comply with PCI SSC and safeguard customer data. Vulnerability Assessment helps you evaluate your infrastructure’s security to identify vulnerabilities and obtain recommendations to improve security. Keep your Business safe from Cyber Threats with our Continuous Penetration Testing Solution. Use the Dark Web Probing service to detect if your company’s sensitive data has been exposed on the dark web.

Filtering Data

This API provides a flexible and powerful way to filter and retrieve data from your resources. Whether you need to search for specific records, narrow down results by date, sort the data, or paginate through the results, we have you covered with a variety of filtering options.

Search By

• Parameter: q[column]
• Description: Use the q parameter to perform searches based on specific columns within your dataset. Simply specify the column you want to search and provide a search value.
• Example: To search for records with a name containing 'test', use q[name]='test*'. To search for records with hosts in the range '192.168.', use q[hosts]='192.168.*'.

Date Ranges

Simple Date Range

• Parameters: date_range_start, date_range_end
• Description: Filter records by specifying a specific date range. Use date_range_start to set the start date and date_range_end to set the end date, both in the format YYYY-MM-DD hh:mm:ss.

Relative Date Range

• Parameter: relative_date_range
• Description: Filter records based on a relative date range. Choose from a variety of time units, including seconds (s), minutes (m), hours (h), days (d), months (M), years (y), and quarters (q).
• Example: To get results for the last 10 days, use 10d. To retrieve records from the first quarter of 2020, use 1q2020.

Sorted By

• Parameters: sort_by
• Description: Sort your results based on specific columns and in either ascending (asc) or descending (desc) order.
• Example: To sort by the column_name in ascending order, use sort_by=column_name_asc. To sort in descending order, use sort_by=column_name_desc.

Pagination

• Parameters: page, per_page
• Description: Manage the presentation of your results through pagination. Use page to specify the current page number and per_page to set the number of results per page. Max per_page is 100. Default per_page is 10 and page 1.
• Example: To retrieve the second page of results with 20 records per page, use page=2 and per_page=20.

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With these filtering options, you can tailor your API requests to suit your specific data retrieval needs, making it easy to find and retrieve the information you require efficiently and accurately.
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Now that you’re familiar with the basics of our API, the next step is to learn how to [authenticate](apidog://link/pages/744669) your requests.