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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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Configuring your network and firewall settings (Standard)

To ensure that Burp Suite DAST is able to function correctly, you may need to configure your firewall to allow the various components to communicate with ...

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Configuring a site-driven scan in Jenkins

To integrate Burp Suite DAST with Jenkins, we recommend using the site-driven scan option. In this section, we'll provide step-by-step instructions on the ...

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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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Monitoring scan progress

Cloud Self-hosted The Timeline shows you the progress of a scan, so that you can see what stage it's at and how much time remains. To monitor the scan ...

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Optional settings for the CI/CD integration

In addition to configuring the integration between your CI/CD system and Burp Suite DAST, both the plugins and generic driver provide various optional ...

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Integrating Burp Suite DAST with GitLab

If you or your teams use GitLab, you can integrate it with Burp Suite DAST. Once configured, this enables you to raise GitLab issues from directly within ...

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Integrating a CI-driven scan with GitHub Actions

Cloud Self-hosted You can integrate a CI-driven scan with GitHub Actions. This enables you to use Burp Scanner to run scans as a stage in your existing ...

PROFESSIONAL DAST

Example configuration file

When you set up a private Collaborator server, you need to write a configuration file. You can refer to this example configuration file for guidance. This ...

DAST

Configuring a Burp scan in TeamCity

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