Returns a list of anomalies. As a result of Tessian’s anomaly detection algorithms, the ‘Pagination Cursor’ parameter works slightly differently in this action as it would in others. For more information refer to Tessian’s Documentation.

External Documentation

To learn more, visit the Tessian documentation.

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Parameters

ParameterDescription
LimitThe maximum number of anomalies to return.
Pagination CursorUse with the output of the checkpoint field to retrieve the next set of events.

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Example Output

{
	"data": [
		{
			"address": "another.user@example.com",
			"anomalous_period_end": "2018-02-14T10:58:55.253005Z",
			"anomalous_period_start": "2018-02-14T10:58:55.253005Z",
			"attachment_count": 0,
			"checkpoint": "Use this value in the 'after_checkpoint' parameter of your next API call, to get back only anomalies that have been created after this one.\nThe format of checkpoints might change in the future. They should not be used for comparing or ordering anomalies.\n",
			"id": "916ab7bb-efa2-4b61-b7f3-7f45fb9c8f72",
			"links": {
				"portal_url": "https://example.tessian-platform.com/0/anomalies/916ab7bb-efa2-4b61-b7f3-7f45fb9c8f72"
			},
			"severity_label": "The severity classification for the anomalous activity.",
			"trigger_ids": [
				"83023-102",
				"49284-197",
				"58222-85"
			]
		}
	],
	"has_more": false,
	"status": 0
}

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Workflow Library Example

List Anomalies with Tessian and Send Results Via Email

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