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‎05-11-2022

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Re: Cisco SecureX and Meraki API Integration

by ceilingduster in Developers & APIs
‎05-11-2022 08:03 PM
‎05-11-2022 08:03 PM
Forgot to mention, you can access our Swagger UI for managing modules @ https://visibility.amp.cisco.com/iroh/iroh-int/ ... View more

Re: Cisco SecureX and Meraki API Integration

by ceilingduster in Developers & APIs
‎05-11-2022 08:02 PM
‎05-11-2022 08:02 PM
Hi GH3!  My team at Cisco manages the Python threatresponse module.  The name is a little deceiving as it also knows about all the SecureX API's as well.   Example: ``` from threatresponse import ThreatResponse   meraki_module_id = "43829fec-75a0-4c76-b9ec-f2b22c469589" network_id = "network_id_here" api_key = "api_key" module_name = "Meraki Module"   module_instance = {   "name": f"{module_name}",   "module_type_id": f"{meraki_module_id}",   "settings": {     "authorization-header": f"{api_key}",     "custom_network-instance-id": f"{network_id}",   },   "visibility": "org" }   client = ThreatResponse(         client_id = "client-alphanumeric_client_id_here",         client_password = "Alphanumeric_client_password_here",         region = "us" )   response = client.int.module_instance.post(module_instance) print(response) ```   You can read more about the threatresponse python module here. ... View more
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