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How do I create a web application report template?
To create a WAS report template, follow this instruction.
- log in to Security Center.
- Click Reports in the main menu.
- Click Templates.
- Click +Add template > Web application.
- Under the headline General settings enter the following:
- Name: the name of the report, e.g. Monthly executive WAS report template.
- Owner: the owner of the report.
- Under the headline Scan results section enter the following:
- Report source and type: select the report type you want. Read about Manual and Auto here:
http://support.holmsecurity.com/hc/en-us/articles/213603265 - Web applications: the source for your scan. Can be one or more web applications.
- Include hosts that: here you include webbapps that have all or any of the specific tags that you enter.
- Do not Include hosts that: here you exclude webbapps that have all or any of the specific tags that you enter.
- Report source and type: select the report type you want. Read about Manual and Auto here:
- Click headline Display.
- Under the headline Report Sections check the sections you want to include in the report (recommended to include all):
- Report details: details like time, source and owner.
- Vulnerability overview: an overview of the vulnerability status with the amounts for each severity level, total number of vulnerabilities, average severity and overall business risk.
- Vulnerability summary: a summary of all vulnerabilities, their ticket status and category.
- Vulnerability list: a list with all vulnerabilities, use Group vulnerabilities by to select the grouping you prefer.
- Under the headline Graphics check the sections you want to include in the report (recommended to include all):
- Vulnerabilities by status: bar chart with vulnerabilities by ticket status.
- Vulnerabilities by severity: bar chart with vulnerabilities by severity level.
- Vulnerabilities by category: bar chart with the top 5 vulnerable categories.
- Most vulnerable web applications: bar chart with the top 10 vulnerable web applications.
- Click headline Filter.
- Under the headline Selective vulnerability reporting enter the following settings:
- Complete: includes all vulnerabilities in the database in the report.
- Custom: includes categories vulnerabilities and/or specific vulnerabilities in the report.
- Under the headline Vulnerability filters check the ticket status you want to include.
- Click OK.
- Done!