Bearer authentication of the form Bearer <token>
, where token is your auth token.
HTTP Origin request header (including scheme, hostname, and port) of the request.
Member who sent the request. Depending on actorType
, this may be a user ID or a service account ID.
Change ID provided in the previous audit response’s nextOps
attribute. An alternate way to manage response pagination. Can’t be used with sortOps
or offset
. For the first request in a series of audit requests, leave blank.
Authentication mode the actor
used.
Timestamp provided in the previous audit response’s nextOps
attribute. An alternate way to manage response pagination. Can’t be used with sortOps
or offset
. For the first request in a series of audit requests, leave blank.
Resources with a specified ID. If a resource matches at least one ID, the associated event is returned. Format is a comma-separated list of “<resourceType>/<resourceID>”. For example, “VAULT/12345, USER/67890”.
Fully-qualified field by which to sort results. Field names should be in camel case (for example, “capitalization.camelCase”).
Events with associated tags. If an event matches at least one tag, the event is returned. Comma-separated list. For example, “login, get”.