Mutations

GraphQL mutations allow you to update TOS data. For example you could modify zone mapping or add a security zone to a USP.

The following types of mutations are available:

• RiskAnalysisMutation: Create a USP risk analysis task.

• RuleOperationsMutation: Creates a ticket draft in SecureChange

• RuleUserDataMutation: Update the description, technical owner, or automation attributes, or to create, delete, or update tickets associated with a single or multiple rule

• SystemMutation: Creates, deletes, or modifies a system, or root device. For example, you could add a device to an existing system.

• UserTQLSearchMutation: Create, update, or delete TQL queries.

• UspMutation: Creates, deletes, or modifies USPs. For example, you could add a zone to a USP

• AlertConfigMutation: Creates, modifies, or deletes USP alerts.

• Modifying USP Exceptions: Creates, modifies, or deletes USP Exceptions.

• ZoneMappingMutation: Adds, modifies, or deletes the mapping of SecureTrack network zones to a device.

Mutation Examples

Modifying USP Exceptions

The following mutation creates a USP exception that applies to all domains and includes IPs, zones, and entities for the source and destination.

mutation{
 uspException{
   createUspTrafficException(input:{
     appliedToAnyDomain:true
     approver:"Approver Name"
     description:"Description text"
     disabled:false
     name:"Usp traffic exception name"
     sources:["1.1.1.1","2.2.2.2"]
     sourceZoneIds:["zone1 id", "zone2 id"]
     sourceEntityIds:["entity id"]
     destinations:["1.2.3.4"]
     destinationZoneIds:["zone3 id", "zone4 id"]
     destinationEntityIds:["entity id"]
     servicesAndApplications:{
       services:["TCP","UDP","SSH"],
       applications:["Youtube","Facebook","DNS Protocol"]
     }
   })
   {
     id
     resultStatus{
       errors{
         errorCode
       }
       successful
     }
   }
 }
}

Modifying Zone Mapping

The following mutation adds the security zone zone-1 to the device device-1.

mutation {
  zoneMapping {
    updateMappings(input: {
      deviceId: "device-1",
      interfaceId: "interface-1"
      mappingType: ROUTE
      zonesIds: {action: ADD, securityZoneId: "zone-1"}
     }
    )
  }
}

Modifying USP

The following mutation adds the Zone zone-1 to the USP myUSP.

mutation {
  usp {
    addSecurityZonesToUsp(input: {
      uspId: "MyUSP",
      securityZonesIds: ["zone-1"]
     }
    )
     {
    resultStatus {
      successful
      errorMessage
    }
   }
  }
}