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PROFESSIONAL DAST

Browser-powered scanning

By default, Burp Scanner uses an embedded Chromium browser to navigate during both the crawl and audit phases of a scan. This enables it to accurately ...

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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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Managing the site tree

Cloud Self-hosted As you add more sites to Burp Suite DAST, you may find it useful to organize those sites into folders. For example, you could group your ...

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Using custom scan configurations

Cloud Self-hosted In addition to the Burp Suite DAST preset scan modes, you can create and import custom configurations. This section explains how to create ...

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Network and firewall settings for self-hosted scanning machines

Cloud You need to configure your network and firewall to allow your self-hosted scanning machines to communicate with your Cloud instance of Burp Suite ...

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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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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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Downloading logs and debug packs

Cloud Self-hosted This section describes how to download event logs and debug packs. Downloading the event log Cloud Self-hosted The event log can be useful ...

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Configuring your web server (Standard)

After installation, we recommend setting up the web server URL. This is necessary to use many of the features of Burp Suite DAST. For example, the web ...

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Prerequisites for a standard installation

You will need to provide some technical details when installing Burp Suite DAST. To make the installation process as smooth as possible, we recommend you ...