The ID scalar type represents a unique identifier, often used to refetch an object or as key for a cache. The ID type appears in a JSON response as a String; however, it is not intended to be human-readable. When expected as an input type, any string (such as "4") or integer (such as 4) input value will be accepted as an ID.
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AccountPolicytype: The local account password and lockout policy in effect on an Endpoint.ActiveDirectorytype: The Active Directory (AD) domain membership and directory-binding configuration of an Endpoint.AdministrativeTemplatesWindowstype: The Group Policy Administrative Templates (ADMX) settings applied to a Windows Endpoint, read from the policy registry values those templates write.Applicationtype: A software product as an identity shared across an organization, independent of any one computer.ApplicationInstalltype: One installed copy of an application on one Endpoint.ApplicationInstallUserSettingstype: The settings one EndpointUser has configured for one ApplicationInstall, so there is at most one object per user and install on an Endpoint.ArpTableEntrytype: One entry in an Endpoint's neighbor cache: the IPv4 Address Resolution Protocol (ARP) table and, where the operating system reports it, the IPv6…AuditPolicytype: The security event auditing configuration of an Endpoint.CVEtype: Type CVE represents a Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures entry with comprehensive security informationDevicetype: A physical or virtual device that does not run the Wartiva endpoint application but is visible on the network to a managed Endpoint, such as…DeviceManufacturertype: A hardware vendor that made one or more discovered Device objects in an organization.DeviceModeltype: A specific product model, made by a DeviceManufacturer, that one or more discovered Device objects in an organization are instances of.Disktype: A physical disk drive attached to an Endpoint, identified on that Endpoint by its operating-system drive ID (for example \\.\PhysicalDrive0 on…DiskMounttype: A file system mounted on an Endpoint, identified by its device and mount point (for example C: on Windows or / on Linux and macOS).Endpointtype: A Windows, macOS, or Linux computer that runs the Wartiva endpoint agent and is enrolled with an organization.EndpointGrouptype: An operating system or domain group observed on an Endpoint.EndpointPathtype: The single graph object a PathSensor produces on an Endpoint, so an Endpoint has one EndpointPath per sensor that has reported data from it; list…EndpointUsertype: An operating system or domain user account observed on an Endpoint.Executabletype: A unique executable file observed running on an Endpoint, aggregating data across all observed processes that share the same file system path.Findingtype: The record of a policy Rule evaluating FAIL against one graph object, such as an Endpoint, Device, or network service.Interfacetype: A network interface (physical, virtual, loopback, or tunnel) on an Endpoint, collected from Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints as part of the…Issuetype: The triage record for a policy violation: a security concern on one graph object that needs remediation or a decision.LocalPoliciestype: The local security policy settings of an Endpoint.Locationtype: A physical place identified by its global plus code (Open Location Code), with a street address resolved by reverse geocoding.LogonSessiontype: A user logon session observed on an Endpoint, identified by the username and the time the session started.Networktype: An IP network (subnet) that a managed Endpoint has been attached to, identified by its address range in CIDR notation and, for networks outside a…NetworkPrefixtype: A specific IP address together with its subnet prefix length (e.g.OpenPorttype: One TCP or UDP port at one IP address on a discovered Device, found by managed endpoints port-scanning the devices on their local networks and by…PositionSeentype: A geographic coordinate (latitude and longitude) where a managed Endpoint was observed, and the times it was seen there.Routetype: One entry in an Endpoint's IP routing table, collected from Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints as part of the periodic network inventory.Securitytype: The security posture of an Endpoint: its firewall, anti-malware and disk encryption state, summarized as per-component health ratings in Health.SensorRequesttype: A standing request to run one Sensor against one Device IP address, optionally on a specific protocol and port, in the SAE or PUBLIC zone.SensorRequestRuntype: The record of one attempt to run a SensorRequest: when it ran, which sensor version ran it, which Endpoint ran it (none for PUBLIC-zone runs, which…Servicetype: A network service identified on a discovered Device: one protocol (such as HTTP, TLS, SSH, SMB, DNS, SNMP, IPP, mDNS, or UPnP) acting as a client or…SoftwareUpdatePreferencestype: The operating system update configuration of an Endpoint and the updates currently available to it.SystemServicetype: A background service or daemon configured on an Endpoint.SystemSettingstype: The machine-wide operating system configuration of an Endpoint.UserSystemSettingstype: The per-user operating system configuration of one user account on an Endpoint, complementing the machine-wide SystemSettings.WlanAccessPointtype: A Wi-Fi access point radio, identified by the network name (SSID) it broadcasts and its BSSID, as heard by managed endpoints scanning for nearby…WlanInterfacetype: A wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) adapter on an Endpoint, collected from Windows, macOS, and Linux endpoints by the periodic Wi-Fi inventory.
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