Go to Web Applications > New Web App > Import Web App. You can use a CSV or TXT file to import web applications. This file may contain settings for one or more web applications. Select the Option Profile, tags, scanner appliance and crawl settings. Review the imported file content and verify the configurations. If no error is detected in the imported file, click Import Web Applications to add the web applications. You need to provide these details to import your web applications.
Enter or browse to the CSV or TXT file's location on your network. This file will contain settings for one or more web applications. Each application is defined in one row. The URL column is required, and the Name column is optional. If no name is provided, we'll assign the URL as the name. Maximum file size 5 MB.
Field separator - Enter the character used as the field separator within the CSV or TXT file. Supported separators are: tab, semicolon, comma, space, single quote and double quote.
Field quote - Enter a character to be used to delineate field values. Field values within the CSV or TXT file must be URL encoded.
Option Profile - (optional) Select the default option profile to be used for scanning these web applications. Our service uses the default option profile automatically when users launch or schedule web application scan. The default option profile can be set to any option profile you have permission to use. If you don't have a WAS option profile in your account, we provide an option profile called "Initial WAS Options" with the recommended settings for web application scanning. Click Create to create a new option profile for the web application. Click Edit to edit the selected option profile.
Default Scanner - (optional) Select the default scanner appliance to be used for scanning these web applications. Our service uses the default scanner appliance automatically when users launch or schedule a web application scan. The default scanner appliance can be set to
External (for scanning a web application on an external-facing network)
Individual (for scanning a web application on an internal network. By default, only one internal scanner can be selected.)
Tags (for allocating multiple scanner appliances clubbed in a group by a single or multiple asset tags. Select an existing tag or create a new tags. All the scanner appliances that are associated with the selected tags form a scanner pool for the web application.)
Lock this scanner appliance for this web application. Select to lock the selected scanner appliance for scans of this web application. If selected, the scanner appliance specified here cannot be changed when launching or scheduling scans of this web application.
Progressive Scanning adds more scanning capabilities. Progressive Crawling expands the testing coverage for web applications over time. Each scan builds upon the information obtain in previous scans, prioritizing new content areas to expand coverage. Progressive Testing enhances the flexibility of scanning by automatically starting, stopping and resuming scans across your networks without manual intervention. By choosing Progressive Scanning as the default for this web application we'll add to the history of findings in stages, with each scan. You can easily override the default per scan if you want.