E2E Networks Authentication in Prowler

Prowler for E2E Networks authenticates against the E2E Networks MyAccount API using an API key, an auth token, and a numeric project ID. Set the API key and auth token as environment variables to avoid exposing secrets in shell history or process listings. Compatibility CLI flags are still accepted, but Prowler warns when secret values are passed directly on the command line.

Required Credentials

Prowler requires read access to the E2E Networks project. The following values are needed:

Credential	Environment Variable	Description
API Key	`E2E_NETWORKS_API_KEY`	Identifies the MyAccount API key used for requests
Auth Token	`E2E_NETWORKS_AUTH_TOKEN`	Bearer token authorizing the API key
Project ID	`E2E_NETWORKS_PROJECT_ID`	Numeric ID of the project to scan
Region	`E2E_NETWORKS_REGION`	Optional region to scan (defaults to all regions: Delhi, Chennai)

The project ID must be an integer. A missing or non-numeric project ID stops the scan before any resource is read.

API Credentials

Step 1: Create the API Key and Auth Token

Log into the E2E Networks MyAccount portal.
Open the API Tokens section under the account settings.
Create a new API token and copy both the API key and the auth token.
Copy the values immediately — the auth token is not shown again.

Step 2: Find the Project ID

Select the target project in MyAccount and copy its numeric project ID from the project settings or the API context.

Step 3: Configure Authentication

Export the credentials as environment variables:

export E2E_NETWORKS_API_KEY="your-api-key"
export E2E_NETWORKS_AUTH_TOKEN="your-auth-token"
export E2E_NETWORKS_PROJECT_ID="your-project-id"

Then run Prowler:

prowler e2enetworks

Verifying Authentication

To confirm that Prowler can reach the E2E Networks project, run a scan against a single location:

prowler e2enetworks --region Delhi

A successful run reports findings for the discovered resources. A failed run displays an error message indicating the credential or connectivity issue.

CI/CD Integration

For automated pipelines, set the credentials as secret environment variables: GitHub Actions:

env:
  E2E_NETWORKS_API_KEY: ${{ secrets.E2E_NETWORKS_API_KEY }}
  E2E_NETWORKS_AUTH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.E2E_NETWORKS_AUTH_TOKEN }}
  E2E_NETWORKS_PROJECT_ID: ${{ secrets.E2E_NETWORKS_PROJECT_ID }}

steps:
  - name: Run Prowler
    run: prowler e2enetworks

GitLab CI:

variables:
  E2E_NETWORKS_API_KEY: $E2E_NETWORKS_API_KEY
  E2E_NETWORKS_AUTH_TOKEN: $E2E_NETWORKS_AUTH_TOKEN
  E2E_NETWORKS_PROJECT_ID: $E2E_NETWORKS_PROJECT_ID

prowler_scan:
  script:
    - prowler e2enetworks

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E2E Networks Authentication in Prowler

Required Credentials

API Credentials

Step 1: Create the API Key and Auth Token

Step 2: Find the Project ID

Step 3: Configure Authentication

Verifying Authentication

CI/CD Integration

​Required Credentials

​API Credentials

​Step 1: Create the API Key and Auth Token

​Step 2: Find the Project ID

​Step 3: Configure Authentication

​Verifying Authentication

​CI/CD Integration

Required Credentials

API Credentials

Step 1: Create the API Key and Auth Token

Step 2: Find the Project ID

Step 3: Configure Authentication

Verifying Authentication

CI/CD Integration