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Getting started with the GraphQL API

You can use the GraphQL API to integrate Burp Suite DAST with your own software or a third-party tool. This page explains some points you should be aware of ...

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Configuring Burp Suite DAST (Standard)

The first time you access Burp Suite DAST after installation, the application prompts you to create an administrator user. For standard instances with an ...

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Assigning scan limits

Self-hosted To avoid placing too much load on your scanning machines, you can limit the maximum number of concurrent scans that they can run. For newly ...

PROFESSIONAL DAST

Burp Collaborator data security

Burp Collaborator is designed with a strong emphasis on data security: The Collaborator server stores minimal information about each interaction and ...

DAST

Activating your license (Kubernetes)

When you log in to Burp Suite DAST for the first time, you are prompted to activate your license before you can begin using the product. Note Before you ...

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Performing bulk actions with scans

Cloud Self-hosted The bulk actions menu enables you to cancel or delete multiple scans at the same time. You can also use the Scan again option to scan the ...

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Using preset scan modes

Cloud Self-hosted Preset scan modes are predefined collections of scan settings. They offer a quick way to adjust how the scan balances speed and coverage. ...

PROFESSIONAL DAST

Deploying a private Burp Collaborator server

Follow the steps on this page to set up your own private instance of the Collaborator server. This may be useful in the following situations: For large ...

DAST

Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Slack

Cloud Self-hosted If you or your teams use Slack, you may like to set up an integration with Burp Suite DAST. Once configured, this enables you to receive ...

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Integrating a CI-driven scan with Jenkins

Cloud Self-hosted This page contains instructions to integrate a CI-driven scan with Jenkins. This enables you to use Burp Scanner to run scans as a stage ...