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Managing users locally

Cloud Self-hosted A user is a person who has access to Burp Suite DAST through the web interface, or a system that has access via one of the APIs. This ...

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Setup guide: Kubernetes instance

You can deploy Burp Suite DAST to any x86-based Kubernetes cluster that meets the prerequisites for installation. In this section, we'll explain how to ...

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Architecture overview (Standard)

The following diagram shows the core components of Burp Suite DAST and the connections between them. DAST server The DAST server is the main application ...

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Configuring a Burp scan in Jenkins

Configuring a Burp scan in Jenkins involves largely the same process as in previous versions of Burp Suite DAST. In this section, we'll provide step-by-step ...

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Managing roles locally

Cloud Self-hosted You can use roles to define a set of permissions to perform specific types of action. It's often useful to define roles that match the job ...

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Managing scheduled scans

Cloud Self-hosted If you schedule a recurring scan, Burp Suite DAST displays statistics and charts that enable you to track your progress over time. This ...

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Integrating a CI-driven scan with no dashboard with GitHub Actions

You can integrate a no-dashboard scan with GitHub Actions. This enables you to use Burp Scanner to run scans as a stage in your existing CI/CD pipeline, and ...

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Tracking issues over time

Cloud Self-hosted Burp Suite DAST generates statistics and charts to help you track your progress over time. This page explains how to use the trend ...

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Configuring SAML SSO with Okta

Cloud Self-hosted This section explains how to configure SAML SSO using Okta as your identity provider. You may also need to refer to the Okta ...

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Which deployment method is right for me?

Which deployment method is right for me?