CISO Assistant API Client
A Python HTTP client library for the CISO Assistant API, providing both synchronous and asynchronous interfaces with full type safety.
Features
- 🔄 Both synchronous and asynchronous clients
- 🔒 Full type safety with Pydantic models
- ✅ Comprehensive test coverage (58 tests, 100% passing)
- 🔐 API token authentication support
- 🎯 Clean, minimal API
- 📦 Context manager support for automatic cleanup
- 🚀 Support for Folders, Assets, and Evidences endpoints
- 📄 Built-in pagination support with
next_page()andprevious_page() - 🔐 Flexible SSL certificate verification (bool, path to CA bundle, or custom SSLContext)
Installation
pip install ciso-aac
Or with uv:
uv pip install ciso-aac
Quick Start
Synchronous Client
from ciso_assistant_client import CISOAssistantClient, ApiToken
# Basic usage
with CISOAssistantClient(base_url="https://your-ciso-instance.com") as client:
# List folders
folders = client.list_folders(limit=100)
for folder in folders.results:
print(f"{folder.id}: {folder.name}")
# List assets
assets = client.list_assets(limit=50, search="server")
for asset in assets.results:
print(f"{asset.name}: {asset.business_value}")
# List evidences
evidences = client.list_evidences(limit=20)
for evidence in evidences.results:
print(f"{evidence.name}: {evidence.attachment}")
Authentication
from ciso_assistant_client import CISOAssistantClient, ApiToken
# With API Token
auth = ApiToken(token="your-api-token-here")
with CISOAssistantClient(base_url="https://your-ciso-instance.com", auth=auth) as client:
folders = client.list_folders()
SSL Certificate Verification
Control SSL certificate verification for secure or development environments:
from ciso_assistant_client import CISOAssistantClient, ApiToken
from ssl import create_default_context
auth = ApiToken(token="your-api-token")
# Default - SSL verification enabled (recommended for production)
with CISOAssistantClient(base_url="https://ciso.example.com", auth=auth) as client:
folders = client.list_folders()
# Disable SSL verification (for development/testing with self-signed certificates)
with CISOAssistantClient(
base_url="https://ciso-dev.example.com",
auth=auth,
verify=False
) as client:
folders = client.list_folders()
# Use custom CA bundle file
with CISOAssistantClient(
base_url="https://ciso.example.com",
auth=auth,
verify="/path/to/custom-ca-bundle.crt"
) as client:
folders = client.list_folders()
# Use custom SSL context for advanced configuration
import ssl
ssl_context = create_default_context()
ssl_context.check_hostname = True
ssl_context.verify_mode = ssl.CERT_REQUIRED
with CISOAssistantClient(
base_url="https://ciso.example.com",
auth=auth,
verify=ssl_context
) as client:
folders = client.list_folders()
Security Note: Disabling SSL verification (verify=False) should only be done in development/testing environments. Always use SSL verification in production to prevent security vulnerabilities.
Creating Resources
from ciso_assistant_client import CISOAssistantClient, ApiToken, FolderWrite, AssetWrite, EvidenceWrite
auth = ApiToken(token="your-api-token")
with CISOAssistantClient(base_url="https://ciso.example.com", auth=auth) as client:
# Create a folder
folder = FolderWrite(name="My Folder", description="Test folder")
created_folder = client.create_folder(folder)
print(f"Created folder: {created_folder.id}")
# Create an asset
asset = AssetWrite(
name="Production Server",
business_value="Critical",
type="Primary",
folder=created_folder.id
)
created_asset = client.create_asset(asset)
# Create evidence
evidence = EvidenceWrite(
name="Security Audit 2024",
folder=created_folder.id,
attachment="https://example.com/audit.pdf"
)
created_evidence = client.create_evidence(evidence)
Asynchronous Client
from ciso_assistant_client import AsyncCISOAssistantClient, ApiToken
async def main():
auth = ApiToken(token="your-api-token")
async with AsyncCISOAssistantClient(base_url="https://ciso.example.com", auth=auth) as client:
# List resources
folders = await client.list_folders(limit=100)
assets = await client.list_assets(limit=50)
evidences = await client.list_evidences(limit=20)
# Get specific resources
folder = await client.get_folder("folder-uuid")
asset = await client.get_asset("asset-uuid")
evidence = await client.get_evidence("evidence-uuid")
Pagination
The client provides built-in pagination support for navigating through large result sets:
from ciso_assistant_client import CISOAssistantClient, ApiToken
auth = ApiToken(token="your-api-token")
with CISOAssistantClient(base_url="https://ciso.example.com", auth=auth) as client:
# Get first page of folders
page1 = client.list_folders(limit=10)
print(f"Page 1: {len(page1.results)} folders, Total: {page1.count}")
# Navigate to next page
if page1.next:
page2 = client.next_page(page1)
if page2:
print(f"Page 2: {len(page2.results)} folders")
# Navigate back to previous page
if page2 and page2.previous:
page1_again = client.previous_page(page2)
if page1_again:
print(f"Back to page 1: {len(page1_again.results)} folders")
# Iterate through all pages
current_page = client.list_folders(limit=50)
while current_page:
for folder in current_page.results:
print(f" - {folder.name}")
# Get next page, or None if no more pages
current_page = client.next_page(current_page)
The pagination methods work with any paginated response type (folders, assets, evidences) and maintain type safety.
API Coverage
The client currently supports full CRUD operations for:
- Folders:
list_folders(),get_folder(),create_folder(),delete_folder() - Assets:
list_assets(),get_asset(),create_asset(),delete_asset() - Evidences:
list_evidences(),get_evidence(),create_evidence(),delete_evidence()
Pagination Methods
Navigate through paginated results with type-safe methods:
next_page(paged_result): Fetch the next page of results, returnsNoneif no next pageprevious_page(paged_result): Fetch the previous page of results, returnsNoneif no previous page
These methods work with any paginated response (PagedFolderRead, PagedAssetRead, PagedEvidenceRead) and automatically maintain the correct type.
All methods support both synchronous and asynchronous usage.
Development
Setup
# Install dependencies
uv sync
# Install in editable mode
uv pip install -e .
Running Tests
# Run all tests
make test
# Run with pytest directly
uv run pytest tests/ -v
Code Quality
# Format and lint code
make reformat
# Type checking
make typecheck
# Run all checks
make reformat && make test && make typecheck
Building Package
# Build distribution packages
make build
# Clean build artifacts
make clean
Requirements
- Python 3.11 or higher
- httpx >= 0.28.1
- pydantic >= 2.12.1
License
This project is licensed under the BSD 2-Clause License - see the LICENSE file for details.
Contributing
Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.
For development guidelines, see DEVELOPMENT.md.
Links
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