enable_advanced_threat_scanning
This command enables the threat detection analytics processes to check for specific database attacks such as SQL injection and malicious stored procedures.
This API is available in Guardium V10.1.4 and later.
REST API syntax
This API is available as a REST service with the
PUT
method. Call this API as
follows:
PUT https://[Guardium hostname or IP address]:8443/restAPI/enable_advanced_threat_scanning
GuardAPI syntax
enable_advanced_threat_scanning parameter=value
Parameters
Parameter | Value type | Description |
---|---|---|
all | Boolean | In a central management configuration only, enables all threat detection scanners on all
managed units. This is equivalent to the "all" option for the parameter
api_target_host. Valid values:
|
schedule_start | Date | Specifies the date and time to start running the processes, in the format is yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss (24-hour clock). |
api_target_host | String |
Specifies the target hosts where the API executes. Valid values:
IP addresses must conform to the IP mode of your network. For dual IP mode, use the same IP protocol with which the managed unit is registered with the central manager. For example, if the registration uses IPv6, specify an IPv6 address. The hostname is independent of IP mode and can be used with any mode. |
Examples
To enable advanced threat analytics:
grdapi enable_advanced_threat_scanning all=true schedule_start="2016-03-24 12:00:05”
If
threat analytics is enabled, but outlier detection is not enabled, the system responds:Warning - Enabling advance threat scanning (AKA Eagle Eye) when Analytic anomaly detection is disabled.
Advance threat scanning (AKA Eagle Eye) enabled.
ok