Follow this workflow to manage application security risks in your organization.
Learn how to test vulnerabilities identified in an application.
Learn how to run and schedule a job in AppScan Enterprise.
Learn how to create an application inventory.
Learn how to import issues from 3rd-party scanners.
These scenarios are targeted at developers and the security team. Choose the user role that most closely matches your situation.
When you add an alert to a job, you control the events you will be notified about when the status changes.
A schedule is a property of a scan. Each scan can only have one schedule, and can be scheduled by the minute, hour, day, week, or month. Having a schedule does not prevent you from manually running the scan at any time. Additionally, you can exclude a scan activity from running between a defined period. In a schedule scan, specify time frame during which the scan job is not initiated or momentarily pause any active scan job in process.
If you have regularly scheduled site maintenance periods, use a blackout period to suspend the content scan job so your site is not scanned while you are performing maintenance tasks. You can also use a blackout period for those times when your website is subject to heavy visitor traffic. Job and system administrators can schedule and override blackout periods if necessary.
Export scan properties and creating a new scan based on those properties. This is the method you use to copy a scan between two Enterprise Console instances.
There are three methods you can use to stop a job while it is running. Each method is used for a different reason, which largely depends on whether you want to keep the data or you want to continue running the job from the point where it left off. You can resume a suspended job to continue the scan from where it stopped. A resumed job is handled by the next free agent on any available agent server.
Learn how to determine risks and prioritize vulnerabilities identified in an application.
Learn how to remediate risks identified in an application.
Learn how to measure progress and demonstrate compliance.