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play_arrow Overview
- play_arrow Juniper Advanced Threat Prevention Cloud Overview
- play_arrow Juniper Advanced Threat Cloud Prevention Setup
play_arrow Juniper ATP Cloud Web Portal
- play_arrow Juniper ATP Cloud Web Portal Overview
play_arrow Enroll SRX Series Firewalls in Juniper ATP Cloud Web Portal
- play_arrow Enroll and Manage SRX Series Firewalls
play_arrow Monitor Juniper ATP Cloud Features
- play_arrow Reports
  - Reports Overview
  - Configure Report Definitions
- play_arrow Hosts
  - Hosts Overview
  - Host Details
- play_arrow Identify Infected Hosts
  - Compromised Hosts: More Information
- play_arrow Threat Sources
  - Threat Sources Overview
  - Threat Source Details
- play_arrow Identify Hosts Communicating with Command and Control Servers
  - Command and Control Servers: More Information
- play_arrow IoT Device Discovery and Classification
  - IoT Device Overview
  - Create Threat Feeds for IoT Devices
- play_arrow Reverse Shell
  - Reverse Shell Overview
- play_arrow Files
- play_arrow E-mails
  - Quarantined Emails Overview
  - Blocked Attachments Overview
- play_arrow Statistics
  - Statistics Overview
  - Statistics Details
- play_arrow DNS
- play_arrow Encrypted Traffic Insights
  - Encrypted Traffic Insights Overview and Benefits
  - Encrypted Traffic Insights Details
play_arrow Configure Juniper ATP Cloud Features
- play_arrow Allowlists and Blocklists
  - Allowlist and Blocklist Overview
  - Create Allowlists and Blocklists
- play_arrow Email Scanning: Juniper ATP Cloud
- play_arrow File Inspection Profiles
  - File Inspection Profiles Overview
  - Create File Inspection Profiles
- play_arrow Adaptive Threat Profiling
  - Adaptive Threat Profiling Overview and Configuration
  - Create an Adaptive Threat Profiling Feed
- play_arrow Feeds Configuration
- play_arrow Infected Hosts
  - Configuration for Infected Hosts
- play_arrow Threat Intelligence Sharing
  - Configure Threat Intelligence Sharing
- play_arrow Misc Configurations
play_arrow Administration
- play_arrow Juniper ATP Cloud Administration
play_arrow More Documentation
- play_arrow ATP Cloud Tech Library Page Links
  - Links to Documentation

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Application Tokens Overview

date_range 24-Sep-23

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Use the Application Token page to view or add application tokens that allow Security Director or Open API users to securely access Juniper ATP Cloud APIs over HTTPS. Using the available buttons, you can mark tokens as active or inactive.

When a token is used, you can view the IP address of the user and the date of last usage by clicking the token name. Then you can block or unblock IP addresses that are trying to use individual tokens. An application token is marked inactive if it has not been used for 30 days. Once inactive, all access using the token is blocked until it is activated again. If an application token has not been used for 90 days, it is automatically deleted and cannot be recovered again.

Benefits of Application Tokens

Limits the applications that can use Juniper ATP Cloud APIs and Juniper ATP Cloud threat information to only those that are authorized. For example, you can limit who has access to your shared threat information by creating an application token for TAXII. See Configure Threat Intelligence Sharing.
Allows you to easily activate or deactivate a token from one central location.

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