Running Automated Testing
BugBase includes an automated vulnerability detection tool called BATS (BugBase Automated Testing Suite) to identify common security vulnerabilities.
Features
Automated Scanning: Schedule scans to run automatically on your assets at regular intervals.
Comprehensive Reporting: Receive detailed reports outlining identified vulnerabilities, their severity, and recommended mitigations.
Customizable Scans: Tailor scanning parameters to suit the specific needs of your assets.
Getting Started
1. Accessing BATS
Log in to your Bugbase dashboard.
Navigate to the 'Assets' section.
2. Setting Up Your Assets
Click on 'Manage Assets' to input or update the list of assets you want the scanner to analyze. This can include IP addresses, domain names, and other relevant identifiers.
Running a Scan
1. Configure Scan Settings
Select the assets you wish to scan from your list.
Choose the type of scan from the available list of scans.
2. Start the Scan
Once the assets and settings are configured, click on βStart Scanβ.
You can monitor the progress in the 'Scan Status' section.
Reviewing Scan Results
After the scan completes, go to the 'Reports' section to view the results.
The report will detail:
Vulnerabilities Found: Listing each vulnerability with its description.
Severity Ratings: Indicating the urgency of addressing each issue.
Remediation Steps: Offering guidance on how to resolve vulnerabilities.
Best Practices
Regular Scans: Schedule regular scans to continually assess the security of your assets.
Prompt Remediation: Act swiftly on the recommendations provided in the scan reports to mitigate risks.
Asset Management: Keep your asset list updated to ensure all critical assets are regularly scanned.
Troubleshooting and Support
If you encounter any issues with the scanner or have questions about your scan results, please contact Bugbase support for assistance.
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