Search for AWS Connectors

Use the search tokens below to search for AWS connectors.

andand

Use a boolean query to express your query using AND logic.

Example

Show findings with account ID 205767712438 and type Subnet

account.id: 205767712438 and resource.type: Subnet

notnot

Use a boolean query to express your query using NOT logic.

Example

Show findings that are not resource type Instance

not resource.type: Instance

oror

Use a boolean query to express your query using OR logic.

Example

Show findings with one of these tag values

tag.value: Finance or tag.value: Accounting

account.aliasaccount.alias

Use a text value ##### to show connectors based on the account alias associated with the connector/ARN at the time of creation.

Example

Show connectors with this account alias

account.alias: Example_account

account.idaccount.id

Use a text value ##### to show connectors based on the unique account ID associated with the connector/ARN at the time of creation.

Example

Show connectors associated with this account ID

account.id: 205767712438

applicationapplication

Select the application (CSPM, AssetView) in which the connector is created.

Example

Show AWSconnectors that are created in AssetView

application: AssetView

Show AWS connectors that are created in CSPM

application:CSPM

authTypeauthType

Select the type of authentication (ARN, Access key) you're interested in. Select the type from the drop-down menu.

Example

Find resources with ARN authentication type.

authType: ARN

aws.account.tags.keyaws.account.tags.key

Use values within quotes or backticks to find the list control evaluation of AWS connectors with the specified tag key.

Examples

Show control evaluations of AWS connectors with the specified tag key.

aws.account.tags.key: "Department"

Show control evaluations of AWS connectors that match the exact specified tag key.

aws.account.tags.key: `S3 Department`

aws.account.tags.valueaws.account.tags.value

Use values within quotes or backticks to find the list control evaluation of AWS connectors with the specified tag value.

Examples

Show control evaluations of AWS connectors with the specified tag value.

aws.account.tags.value: "Finance"

Show control evaluations of AWS connectors that match the exact specified tag value.

aws.account.tags.value: `B1 Finance`

isDisabledisDisabled

Use values true | false to find the connectors that are in disabled/enabled state.

Example

Show connectors that are disabled

isDisabled: true

Show connectors that are enabled

isDisabled: false

modulemodule

Displays connectors on which automatic activation and tagging of assets is enabled for the modules you select (VM, PC, ....).

Example

Show connectors on which automatic activation and tagging of assets is enabled for the VM module.

module: VM

namename

Use values within quotes to help you find the connector name you're looking for.

Examples

Show any connectors with this name

name: my-connector

Show any connectors that contain parts of name

name: "my-connector"

remediationEnabledremediationEnabled

Use true to view the connectors for which remediation is enabled.

Example

Show connectors for which remediation is enabled

remediationEnabled: true

Show connectors for which remediation is not enabled

remediationEnabled: false

Note: This search token is available only if you enable Remediation feature (currently in preview mode). To enable Remediation feature for your subscription, contact your Technical Account Manager at Qualys.

statusstatus

Select connector status (Queued, Synchronizing, Completed successfully, Completed with errors, Disabled, etc) to find AWS connectors with a certain state. Select from names in the drop-down menu.

Example

Show AWS connectors that are successfully created

status: Completed successfully

tags.nametags.name

Use a text value ##### to find connectors with a certain tag name.

Example

Find connectors with this tag name

tags.name: abc

usernameusername

Use values within quotes to help you find connectors created by users with a certain user name.

Examples

Show any connectors created by this username

username: Jane

Show any connectors that contain parts of username

username: "Jane"

org.connector.nameorg.connector.name

Use values within quotes to help you find the organization connector name you're looking for.

Examples

Show any connectors with this name

org.connector.name: my-org-connector

Show any connectors that contain parts of name

org.connector.name: "my-org-connector"

org.nameorg.name

Use a text value ##### to find connectors with a certain organization name.

Example

Find connectors with this organization name

org.name: abc

isFlexScanConfiguredisFlexScanConfigured

Use values true | false to find the connectors that have FlexScan configured.

Example

Show connectors that have FlexScan configured

isFlexScanConfigured: true

Show connectors that are enabled

isFlexScanConfigured: false

scanType.isCPSEnabledscanType.isCPSEnabled

Use values true | false to find the connectors with Cloud Perimeter Scan type enabled.

Example

Show connectors with CPS enabled

scanType.isCPSEnabled: true

Show connectors with CPS disabled

scanType.isCPSEnabled: false

scanType.isInstantAssessmentEnabledscanType.isInstantAssessmentEnabled

Use values true | false to find the connectors with API Based Instant Assessment type enabled.

Example

Show connectors with API scan enabled

scanType.isInstantAssessmentEnabled: true

Show connectors with API scan disabled

scanType.isCPSEnabled: false

scanType.isSnapshotScanEnabledscanType.isSnapshotScanEnabled

Use values true | false to find the connectors with Snapshot Based Scan type enabled.

Example

Show connectors with Snapshot scan enabled

scanType.isSnapshotScanEnabled: true

Show connectors with Snapshot scan disabled

scanType.isSnapshotScanEnabled: false

isAttachedToOrgConnectorisAttachedToOrgConnector

Use values true | false to find the connectors attached to an Organization connector.

Example

Show connectors attached to an Org connector

isAttachedToOrgConnector: true

Show connectors not attached to an Org connector

isAttachedToOrgConnector: false