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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 ...

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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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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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Managing groups locally

Cloud Self-hosted Groups allow you to map users to their relevant roles. This enables you to assign the permissions for a chosen set of roles to all the ...

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Trial setup guide

Get started deploying Burp Suite DAST.

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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 ...

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Scanning web apps

Cloud Self-hosted You need to create a site in order to scan a web app. You can add an unlimited number of sites. In this context, the term web app refers ...

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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 database backups

Self-hosted If you use the bundled H2 database, you can control your database backup settings from within Burp Suite DAST as follows: Log in to Burp Suite ...

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Run your first scan

Learn how to run a web vulnerability scan in Burp Suite DAST. Scan your modern web applications with Burp Scanner.