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Integrating Burp Suite DAST with TeamCity

Integrating Burp Suite DAST with TeamCity is made simple thanks to our TeamCity plugin. Before beginning, you should decide which integration type you want ...

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Custom scan configuration settings

In Burp Suite DAST, custom configurations enable you to configure a number of scan settings, such as request throttling. You can define custom scan ...

DAST

Migrating from Linux to Cloud

Once you've learned the basics of Burp Suite DAST, you'll be ready to experience some of its advanced functionality. Find tutorials here.

DAST

Managing Kubernetes scanning resources

Self-hosted This page explains how to configure scanning resources on Kubernetes instances of Burp Suite DAST. Setting concurrent scan limits In theory, ...

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Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Jenkins

Integrating Burp Suite DAST with Jenkins is made simple thanks to our Jenkins plugin. Before beginning, you should decide which integration type you want to ...

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Configuring SAML SSO with ADFS

Cloud Self-hosted This section explains how to configure SAML SSO using Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) as your identity provider. You may also ...

PROFESSIONAL DAST

Auditing

The auditing phase of the scan is where Burp tests the application for vulnerabilities. It analyzes how the application responds to different types of ...

DAST

System requirements for CI-driven scans

Cloud Self-hosted In order to run scans successfully, make sure that your infrastructure meets the following requirements: We recommend that you run a ...

DAST

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 ...

PROFESSIONAL DAST

Best practice for recording login sequences

Burp Suite's recorded login sequence feature enables you to specify login details that Burp Scanner can use when performing authenticated scanning on ...