Cisco Defense Orchestrator (CDO) provides a powerful REST API to automate and simplify security management tasks. You can find CDO API Documentation on DevNet. And tune in to a live discussion on … Read more on Cisco Blogs
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Cisco Defense Orchestrator (CDO) provides a powerful REST API to automate and simplify security management tasks. You can find CDO API Documentation on DevNet. And tune in to a live discussion on April 24th on YouTube or LinkedIn to learn about how to get started, and integrations of CDO with Ansible and Terraform.
Key features include:
Manage devices, services, and device managers
Deploy changes to devices at scale
Manage objects (coming soon)
Perform complex searches (coming soon)
Monitor changelog (coming soon)
Execute commands across the device fleet (coming soon)
Build custom dashboards for Managed Service Providers
The CDO REST API empowers organizations to streamline security operations, improve efficiency, and strengthen their overall security posture.
To access CDO APIs, you must include an authentication token in your requests. Follow these steps to get your API token:
Log in to CDO
Go to the Settings page
Generate an API token (which does not expire)
Include this token in the header of your API requests using the Bearer token method for the desired tenant.
Example of a request to get a list of devices
curl -X GET
–url https://edge.us.cdo.cisco.com/api/rest/v1/inventory/devices
–header “Authorization: Bearer $API_TOKEN”
Helpful resources
CDO API Documentation at DevNet
Automating the Cisco Defense Orchestrator module
CDO Postman collection
Wednesday, April 24 webinar:
Join Principal Software Engineer, Siddhu Warrier and Product Owner, Aaron Hackney as they discuss the new and improved CDO API. We’ll take a deep dive into how to get started, and take a brief look at Ansible and Terraform integrations with CDO as well.Join us via: YouTube | LinkedIn
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