Forcepoint DLP REST API Guide

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REST APIs
This chapter provides detailed information about the specific REST APIs available in Forcepoint DLP.
Get Incidents API
Status and error codes for Get Incidents API

Introduction
Authentication
Before you can connect to the Forcepoint DLP REST APIs, you need to create a new Application administrator in the Forcepoint Security Manager to create the username and password for authentication to be used in order to get a JSON Web Token (JWT) that allows you to send API requests.
REST APIs
This chapter provides detailed information about the specific REST APIs available in Forcepoint DLP.
- Troubleshooting
- Get Incidents API
  - Header parameters for the Get Incidents API
  - Input parameters for the Get Incidents API
    Input parameters for the get incidents API mentioned in the below table.
  - Request examples for the Get Incidents API
    This section shows examples of requests to the API. For more information about each parameter shown in the request, see Input parameters for the Get Incidents API.
  - Response output for the Get Incidents API
  - Response example for the Get Incidents API
  - Status and error codes for Get Incidents API
- Update Incidents API

Status and error codes for Get Incidents API

Code	Message
200	Success
400	Bad request (no valid input)
403	Forbidden (authentication failed)
420	No incidents were found

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