What is IBM AppScan used for?
What is IBM AppScan used for?
IBM® Rational® AppScan® is a web application security assessment suite that you can use to identify and fix common web application vulnerabilities. Use Rational AppScan® to scan and test the code that EGL generates for your EGL Rich UI application to pinpoint any critical areas that are susceptible to a web attack.
What is AppScan standard?
HCL AppScan Standard is a Dynamic Analysis testing tool designed for security experts and pen-testers to use when performing security tests on web applications and web services. It runs automatic scans that explore and test web applications, and includes one of the most powerful scanning engines in the world.
What are the different types of request response you can see in AppScan standard?
Request/Response tab. AppScan® offers three ways of viewing and working with scan results: Security Issues, Remediation Tasks, and Application Data.
What does the exit status code 3 indicates in AppScan?
When AppScan® is run within scripts or batch files, the Exit Status code indicates whether or not operation was successful….Exit Status codes.
| Code | Meaning |
|---|---|
| 0 | Finished Successfully |
| 1 | AppScan Startup Failed |
| 2 | Command Line Error |
| 3 | License Invalid |
What are the different editions of AppScan?
Enhanced and new functionality in AppScan Source version 10.0. 0. IBM® Security AppScan Source is now HCL AppScan Source. In mid-2019, HCL Technologies acquired the AppScan family of products from IBM, including AppScan Enterprise, AppScan Standard, AppScan Source, and AppScan on Cloud.
What is HCL AppScan standard?
What are the different components of issues tab view in HCL AppScan standard?
Issue Information tab. AppScan® offers three ways of viewing and working with scan results: Security Issues, Remediation Tasks, and Application Data.
How do I run HCL AppScan?
This simple tutorial goes through the steps of configuring a simple application scan using the Scan Configuration wizard, running the scan, and reviewing the results.
- Step 1: Configuring the scan.
- Step 2: Running the scan.
- Step 3: Reviewing Scan Results.
- Step 4: Working with results.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8IUg_Nz-TsQ
