Create Web Application – WAS Qualys

How to create Web Application for Web Application Scan in Qualys? Login to Qualys Portal and select Web Application Scanning on the right-hand side dropdown. Then Click on Web Applications and then again click on Web Applications. Finally, click on New Web Application - as highlighted in yellow in the below picture Select Blank if …

Create Authentication Record – WAS Qualys

How to create Authentication Record for Web Application Scan in Qualys?Steps Login to Qualys Portal and select Web Application Scanning on the right-hand side dropdown. Then Click on Web Applications and then click on Authentication. Finally, click on New Record - as highlighted in yellow in the below picture Enter the desired authentication name and …

Create Option Profile – Qualys WAS

How to create Option Profile for Web Application Scan in Qualys?Steps Login to Qualys Portal and select Web Application Scanning on the right-hand side dropdown. Then Click on Scans and then click on Option Profiles. Finally, click on New Profile - as highlighted in yellow in the below picture Enter the desired Name for your …

Introduction to QUALYS WAS

Introduction Qualys Web Application Scanning (WAS) is a cloud-based service providing automated crawling and testing of custom web applications to identify vulnerabilities across OWASP Top 10. Qualys WAS enables organizations to assess, track, and remediate web application vulnerabilities. Key Features • Crawling & Link Discovery: o Embedded web crawler parses HTML and some JavaScript to …

Importance of Keystore

BackgroundWhen an SOA service is calling a reference WSDL service, either internal or external (edge application), there is good to have functionality of secure transaction. This secure transaction is achieved by http token client policy within composite.xml of the SOA service. Use a csf-key property along with the above policy under the reference which is …

Customize Synchronous Timeout

Problem StatementWhile coding, we do come across a challenging situation where one service demands a different timeout value as compared to the global timeout value. Consider a scenario where 1 out of 20 services needs a different value as compared to the global synchronous max wait time value. One cannot amend the global synchronous timeout …

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