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Introduction
Introduction to the main terms and concepts, architecture, features, and capabilities of Seeker
Features and Capabilities
An overview of the Seeker features and capabilities that address the needs of various users who are involved in application security testing.
Integration into SDLC Processes
As a dynamic security testing tool, Seeker seamlessly integrates into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes.

Integration into SDLC Processes

As a dynamic security testing tool, Seeker seamlessly integrates into the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) processes.

Seeker integrates into various stages of the Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) workflows, as shown in the diagram below:

The Seeker Agents monitor the running applications during automated testing, and report the detected security issues (vulnerabilities).
The Seeker Jenkins plugin facilitates the integration of security testing in CI/CD workflows by enabling an additional build step. This step will cause a build failure upon detection of any critical or high severity vulnerability, and generate a Seeker security report.
To facilitate the handling of detected vulnerabilities, Seeker automatically creates tickets in the bug-tracking system (Jira). Users can also create tickets manually directly from the Seeker UI. The relevant information about the vulnerability is automatically added to the ticket.