This blog post announces updates for June’s 2019 release of Netsparker Enterprise. Highlights include auto update support for scanner agents, API endpoints for managing issues, and a new Managing Issues (Restricted) permission. There are also new scan policies for PCI and OWASP, a Best Practice severity level, and support for OAuth2 and RESTful API.
From February 2019, Netsparker Enterprise will be able to conduct fully approved compliance scans to check the security of your public websites against Payment Card Industry (PCI) Security Standards Council requirements. If your websites pass, you will receive a compliance report. PCI scans are managed alongside regular Enterprise security scans.
This blog post announces the new features in the latest Netsparker Enterprise release of January 2019. Highlights include: the addition of a new Application/Service Discovery feature; JIRA, FogBugz, GitLab, Azure and Jenkins Integration features; Support for Advanced Scheduling Scenarios; and further Security Checks.
Netsparker announces a new feature for Netsparker Enterprise that provides integration for resolving and reactivating JIRA issues according to scan result, in addition to automatic issue creation. Netsparker Enterprise achieves this new support for further issue synchronization by webhook support, which detects status changes in your JIRA issues.
Netsparker announces a new feature for Netsparker Enterprise that provides integration for resolving and reactivating FogBugz issues according to scan result, in addition to automatic issue creation. Netsparker Enterprise achieves this by webhook support, which detects status changes in your FogBugz issues.
This article explains how you can configure Netsparker web application security scanner to also scan other websites which are linked to from the target that is being scanned.
