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How Epiphany Interacts With the Trend Micro Cloud One API

The Cloud One API (Trend Micro Workload Security API) can be called using an API platform such as Postman and various coding languages. However, a significant number of calls may require a coding language. Epiphany will perform these calls using Python.

Required API Calls

Call 1: GET List Computers

Resource: https://workload.{region}.cloudone.trendmicro.com/api/computers
Headers: <N/A>
Body: <N/A>

Call 2: GET List IP lists

Resource: https://workload.{region}.cloudone.trendmicro.com/api/iplists
Headers: <N/A>
Body: <N/A>

Call 3: GET MAC Lists

Resource: https://workload.{region}.cloudone.trendmicro.com/api/maclists
Headers: <N/A>
Body: <N/A>

Call 4: GET List Application Types

Resource: https://workload.{region}.cloudone.trendmicro.com/api/applicationtypes
Headers: <N/A>
Body: <N/A>

Call 5: GET List Intrusion Prevention Rules

Call 6: GET List Software Inventories

Call 7: Get List Software Inventory Items

Other API Calls

Call 1: GET List device firewall rules

Call 2: GET List firewall rules

Call 3: GET List Anti-Malware Configurations

Export Format

These calls will be stored in a JSON format and transmitted through the rest of the Epiphany workflow to derive endpoint protection data points within the larger data models.

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