Refine Asset Export Requests
Refine the assets you export from Tenable Vulnerability Management using parameters in the request body of the Export assets v1 or Export assets v2 endpoint.
Note
The following examples only apply to the Export assets v1 endpoint.
Request Body Example 1: ServiceNow, Created_at, and Sources
{
"chunk_size": 100,
"filters": {
"servicenow_sysid": false,
"created_at": 1739944847,
"sources": [
"NESSUS_SCAN"
]
}
}
In this example, the request message contains the servicenow_sysid
filter specifying false
, a created_at
filter specifying February 19, 2025, and a source
filter specifying Nessus scans. The export includes all assets created later than February 19, 2025 that were discovered via a Nessus scan and that do not have a ServiceNow ID.
Request Body Example 2: Single Tag with Multiple Values
{
"chunk_size": 100,
"filters": {
"tag.Location": [
"Austin",
"Dallas",
"Fort Worth"
]
}
}
In this example, the request message contains a tag. The tag category is Location
and the tag values are Austin
, Dallas
, and Fort Worth
. When multiple tag values are provided, the logical operation applied to the values is an OR
operation.
The resulting export includes only assets that are assigned any of the following tags:
Location:Austin
Location:Dallas
Location:Fort Worth
Request Body Example 3: Multiple Tags with Multiple Values
{
"chunk_size": 100,
"filters": {
"tag.Location": [
"Austin",
"Dallas",
"Fort Worth"
],
"tag.OperatingSystem": [
"Windows",
"Linux"
]
}
}
In this example, the request message contains multiple tags. The first tag category is Location
and the tag values are Austin
, Dallas
, and Fort Worth
. The second tag category is OperatingSystem
and the tag values are Windows
and Linux
. When multiple tag categories are provided, the logical operation applied to the tag categories is an AND
operation.
The resulting export includes only assets that are assigned any of the following tags:
- [
Location.Austin
ORLocation.Dallas
ORLocation.Fort Worth
] AND [OperatingSystem:Windows
OROperatingSystem:Linux
]
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