Indusface WAS 1.1.0

Jenkins Integration for Indusface WAS 

Release Date: February 25, 2025 

Overview 

Indusface Web Application Scanning (WAS) integrates with Jenkins, enabling seamless security scans within continuous integration and delivery (CI/CD) pipelines. This integration makes security assessments an integral part of the development process, identifying and addressing vulnerabilities early in the software development lifecycle. 

Prerequisites 

Before integrating Indusface WAS with Jenkins, ensure that the following requirements are met: 

Indusface WAS Account: You must have an active Indusface Web Application Scanning (WAS) subscription. 

Admin Access to Jenkins: You need admin privileges to install and configure plugins in Jenkins. 

Jenkins Plugin Manager Enabled: Ensure the Jenkins Plugin Manager is enabled to install the Indusface-WAS-Plugin. 

Key Features 

Indusface WAS  

Secret Key Generation: Generate a key in Indusface WAS to authenticate and integrate with Jenkins. 

Customizable Scan Criteria: Set pass/fail threshold for build. 

Jenkins Dashboard 

 Post-Build Actions: Automate security scans in Jenkins with post-build actions. 

Benefits 

• Automated Security Testing: Integrate security scans into your CI/CD pipeline to automatically assess applications for vulnerabilities with each build, reducing manual intervention and enhancing efficiency. 
• Early Detection: Identify security issues early in the development process, allowing for prompt remediation and reducing the risk of vulnerabilities reaching production environments. 
• Compliance Assurance: Ensure that your applications meet security standards and compliance requirements by consistently applying security checks throughout the development lifecycle. 

Documentation 

For detailed instructions and additional information, please refer to the Jenkins Security Scan Integration Guide. 

Support 

If you have any questions or need assistance with the integration, please contact our support.