---
title: "Get a cdn security finding of a company."
method: GET
path: "/api/v2/companies/{id}/findings/cdnsecurity/{findingId}"
tags: ["Findings"]
---

# Get a cdn security finding of a company.

`GET /api/v2/companies/{id}/findings/cdnsecurity/{findingId}`

A content delivery network (CDN) is a large distributed system of servers deployed in multiple data centers across the Internet. Companies use CDNs for online libraries like JQuery. This section analyzes the CDN content to detect possible vulnerabilities.
 This category has 3% effect on total scan score.<br/><br/> For storage optimization, the system <b>permanently</b> deletes all findings that haven't been detected by the Black Kite scanner for over a year. Findings with manually changed statuses or associated tickets are excluded.

## Path parameters

- `id` integer, required
- `findingId` integer, required

## Response `200`

Success

- CdnSecurityFinding
  - `FindingId` integer — The unique identifier of this finding.
  - `Domain` string — The domain which this finding is related.
  - `Severity` 'Info' | 'Low' | 'Medium' | 'High' | 'Critical' — The severity of a finding.
  - `Status` 'Active' | 'FalsePositive' | 'Suppressed' | 'Acknowledged' | 'Deleted' | 'Remediated' — The status of this finding. - Active, means the finding is still active with no review as of yet. - FalsePositive, means the finding is considered to be false alarm. - Suppressed, means the finding is suppressed, similar to FalsePositive. - Acknowledged, means the finding is accepted, for example will not be fixed. - Deleted, means the finding is deleted, similar to FalsePositive. - Remediated, means the finding is mitigated.
  - `FindingDate` string, date-time — The date that Black Kite first seen the finding.
  - `LastCheckDate` string, date-time — The date that Black Kite last checked the finding.
  - `ControlId` string — The unique identifier of the control that this finding relates to.
  - `Ticket` FindingTicketSummary — A summary information of a finding ticket.
    - `TicketId` number, nullable — The unique identifier of the ticket.
    - `Status` 'Unassigned' | 'Assigned' | 'In Progress' | 'Closed–Acknowledged' | 'Closed–Remediated' | 'Closed–False Positive' | 'On Hold' | 'Recheck' | 'Deleted' — The status of this ticket. A ticket is automatically in “Assigned” status when a user with admin rights assigns it to another user. Depending on the user type, tickets can have different statuses: In Progress, On Hold and Recheck. - Unassigned: No owner has been set; the ticket is pending assignment. - In progress: Means the user takes responsibility of the associated finding and in the remediation process. - On hold: Means the user is waiting for another action to be completed before s/he takes action with regards to the finding. - Recheck: Means the user has completed her/his progress about the finding and waits for the user who assigns the ticket (or follow-up user with admin rights) to close it. An admin user can set a ticket in seven different statuses, In Progress, On Hold, Recheck, Closed-Acknowledged, Closed-Remediated, Closed-False Positive, and Deleted. - Closed-Acknowledged: The definition is very similar to risk acceptance. This means no or limited action can be taken with regards to the finding. There is no way but to accept the risk of the finding. This could be due to an out-of-date system soon to be retired. - Closed–Remediated: The action right after the Recheck status. If a company user sets the ticket in Recheck status, it is then passed to the admin user for him/her to close the issue. Closed status means the issue is fixed. - Closed-False Positive: Indicates a reported issue was a false alarm upon investigation. No action needed, as it poses no genuine risk. - Deleted: As the name suggests, this deletes the ticket (not the finding). It does not necessarily mean the issue is fixed or risk is accepted.
    - `Owner` string, nullable — A ticket may have one or more owners. But this field contains the name or the email address of the first one.
  - `Detail` string — A short detail specific to the finding. Possibly HTML formatted.
  - `Section` 'Blacklisted Parked IP's' | 'CDN Security Findings' | 'Unpatched Parked Domains' — Whether this finding is related to Blacklisted Parked IP's, CDN Security Findings or Unpatched Parked Domains.
  - `Source` string — This field is only related to Blacklisted Parked IP findings. It contains the blacklist source used to find this finding.
  - `Type` string — The type of the CDN finding; issue, bug, Black Kite and even -. Here, 'issue' represents a situation that may block work or is currently blocking work, whereas, 'bug' represents a problem or potential problem in a system.
  - `Title` string — The specific title of the finding instance. This field is different from the title related to the security control referenced by the ControlId.
  - `Component` string — The name of the component related to the finding. It can also reflect other than a software component, and take values such as 'reputation', because this field's value can also be related to Blacklisted Parked IP findings.
  - `Asset` string — This field is only related to Blacklisted Parked IP findings. The value points to the 'parked' domain whose IP address is blacklisted.
  - `Subdomain` string — The subdomain that the JS component served from.
  - `Hostname` string — The URL of the related to the finding. This field can also be an IP address, because it can also be related to Blacklisted Parked IP findings.
  - `HostnameType` string — The kind of the component related to the finding, such as 'outboundjs' or 'inboundjs'. The value can also be related to Blacklisted Parked IP findings and may point to the source of the blacklisting source, such as; 'ip2location Proxy Ipv4 List', 'AbuseIpDb Ip List', 'cta_cryptowall'.
  - `Cves` string[], nullable
  - `References` string[], nullable
  - `ConfidenceLevel` 'Low' | 'Medium' | 'High' | 'VeryHigh', nullable — The confidence level of this finding.
  - `UpdateDate` string, date-time, nullable — The date that the finding was last updated.

## Other responses

- `401` — Unauthorized
- `403` — Forbidden
- `404` — Not Found
- `default` — Failure

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