---
title: "Get Threat Watch device details"
method: GET
path: "/threathunting/v1/threatwatch/devices/{deviceID}"
tags: ["Threat Watch"]
---

# Get Threat Watch device details

`GET /threathunting/v1/threatwatch/devices/{deviceID}`

## Request

- Base URL: `https://apis.druva.com/realize`
- URL: `https://apis.druva.com/realize/threathunting/v1/threatwatch/devices/{deviceID}`
- Auth: API key in header `Authorization`

Provides comprehensive details on impacted devices for Threat Watch. This API displays all details similar to the Threat Hunt API.

## Path parameters

- `deviceID` integer, required

## Query parameters

- `resourceType` 'vmware' | 'ec2' | 'azurevm' | 'onedrive' | 'sharepoint' | 'exchangeonline', required

## Response `200`

Success

- ThreatWatchDeviceDetailsResponse
  - `deviceID` integer: Device identifier.
  - `resourceIDs` integer[]: List of resource IDs.
  - `resourceName` string: Resource name.
  - `resourceURL` string: URL to resource in console.
  - `resourceType` string: Resource type (VMware, EC2, AzureVM, OneDrive, SharePoint, ExchangeOnline).
  - `orgID` integer: Organization ID.
  - `orgName` string: Organization name.
  - `resourceParentID` integer: Parent resource ID (e.g., vCenter, AWS Account).
  - `resourceParentName` string: Parent resource name.
  - `payload` object: Additional resource metadata.

## Other responses

- `400`: Bad Request
- `401`: The request either did not include an authentication token, or you have provided an expired authentication token.
- `404`: The requested resource was not found.
- `500`: Internal Server Error

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