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Cisco Cyber Vision API Scripts

This is a collection of Python scripts with Cyber Vision API queries to generate custom reports.

These files must be run on a Windows device with IP access to the Cyber Vision Center. It will prompt for a valid API key and IP address of CV Center.

Files will be output to the current working directory where the scripts are executed.

Requirements

There are two methods that can be used to run these python scripts on a Windows host:

  1. Download & install Python from Python.org and install it on your Windows host
  2. Package the scripts as standalone .EXE files using Pyinstaller (see below)

File Descriptions

cred-var-separated: This file will generate an Excel file with a credentials and variables report with separate worksheets for devices and components.

cred-var: This file will generate a report with only two worksheets: Credentials and Variables. The values for both devices and components will be on the same worksheet.

find-kevs: This utility will download the latest available list of Known Exploited Vulneratbilities from CISA and compare it with a list of vulnerabilities on the local CV system to generate a list of KEVs for the local system.

security-insights: This file will generate a security insights summary report.

security-insights-details: This file will generate a detailed security insights report for DNS, HTTP & SMB with individual component details and request counts.

diag-file-parser: This utility will generate a summary report of key items from a complete Cyber Vision Center diagnostic bundle.

 Instructions:
    1) Generate and download a diagnostic bundle from the Cyber Vision Center.
    2) Execute this utility from the same directory where you placed the diagnostic bundle.
    3) When the utility completes, a summary report will be saved as a .txt file to the same directory.

Make Your Own Executables

If you're interested in making your own executables, you can use Pyinstaller.

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