About AWS
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is the world's leading cloud infrastructure and security services provider, trusted by enterprises, governments, and security organizations globally to power their most critical operations. AWS's comprehensive portfolio of cloud security, identity, compliance, and threat detection services forms the backbone of modern cloud security programs. Teams looking to integrate with AWS or build an AWS integration can use Synqly to connect AWS security services with their broader security operations platforms through a unified, normalized API layer.
About the Amazon Inspector Integration
Amazon Inspector is AWS’s automated vulnerability management service, continuously scanning EC2 instances, container images, Lambda functions, and code repositories for software vulnerabilities and unintended network exposure. As Synqly’s Application Security provider, Amazon Inspector enables security teams to surface code repository findings—including CVEs and dependency vulnerabilities—through a normalized connector. Integrate with Amazon Inspector to automatically pull application security findings from AWS environments into your security operations workflows, vulnerability management platforms, or risk dashboards without building custom AWS API logic.
Integration Use Cases
Get Application Finding Details
Returns the details of the finding matching `{findingId}` where the finding belongs to the application matching `{applicationId}` from the token-linked application security integration.
Query Application Findings
Returns a list of an application\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s findings matching `{applictionId}` and the query from a the token-linked application security integration.
Query Applications
Returns a list of applications matching the query from a the token-linked application security integration.
Query findings across all applications
Returns a list of each findings details combined with the application details for all applications in the token-linked application security integration. This API may perform multiple provider API calls per executation so can be slower to respond.