The security APIs help you detect and block security threats.

• Salesforce DX

If everything is set correctly:

• Running sfdx version in a command prompt should output something like:

  sfdx-cli/5.7.5-05549de (darwin-amd64) go1.7.5 sfdxstable

1. Copy the output into your Salesforce DX folder - or alternatively deploy the output directly into the workspace.

2. Deploy the code via Salesforce DX to your Scratch Org

   $ sfdx force:source:push

3. If the API needs authentication update the Named Credential in Setup.

4. Run your Apex tests using

   $ sfdx sfdx force:apex:test:run

5. Retrieve the job id from the console and check the test results.

$ sfdx force:apex:test:report -i theJobId

Please follow the installation instruction and execute the following Apex code:

SwagContentThreatDetectionApi api = new SwagContentThreatDetectionApi();
SwagClient client = api.getClient();


Map<String, Object> params = new Map<String, Object>{
    'value' => 'value_example'
};

try {
    // cross your fingers
    SwagStringAutomaticThreatDetection result = api.contentThreatDetectionAutomaticThreatDetectionString(params);
    System.debug(result);
} catch (Swagger.ApiException e) {
    // ...handle your exceptions
}

All URIs are relative to https://api.cloudmersive.com

• SwagIPThreatDetectionResponse
• SwagStringAutomaticThreatDetection
• SwagStringInsecureDeserializationJso
• SwagStringSqlInjectionDetectionResul
• SwagStringXssProtectionResult
• SwagStringXxeDetectionResult
• SwagThreatDetectionBotCheckResponse
• SwagThreatDetectionTorNodeResponse
• SwagUrlSsrfThreatDetectionRequestFul
• SwagUrlSsrfThreatDetectionResponseFu

Authentication schemes defined for the API:

• Type: API key
• API key parameter name: Apikey
• Location: HTTP header