HowTo: CyberHoot’s API Documentation

HowTo: CyberHoot’s API Documentation

CyberHoot API Documentation

Overview

CyberHoot’s API allows for the following information to be pulled from the platform:

  • Customers
  • Managers
  • Users
  • Administrators
  • Compliance Metrics
  • Training Schedules
  • Partner Settings
  • Subscription Information
  • Email Logs
  • Reporting
  • More Information

The CyberHoot API is available to our partners. It is organized around REST, uses standard HTTP response codes, accepts form-encoded request bodies, and returns JSON-encoded responses.

Use Cases:

With CyberHoot’s API, you can:

  • Customer Onboarding:
    Automate setup and manage client details easily.

  • Compliance Tracking:
    Monitor and report compliance metrics effectively.

  • User Synchronization:
    Sync user roles and access between systems.

  • Training Scheduling:
    Integrate and optimize security training calendars.

  • Subscription Management:
    Streamline subscription tracking and billing processes.

  • Email Auditing:
    Analyze email interactions and user engagement efficiently.

    • Documentation Link:

    https://cyberhoot.com/API/


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