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Best Practices Guide
Recommended best practices for implementing Seeker in your organization
Reviewing Test Results
Review the results of security testing of your application and included third-party and open-source components, and handle the detected vulnerabilities.

Best Practices Guide
Recommended best practices for implementing Seeker in your organization
- Best Practices
  Rolling out a new security testing tool in any organization requires quite a bit of planning and preparation.
- Planning and Preparations
  Things to plan and prepare before starting an actual Seeker implementation.
- Server Deployment and Initial Setup
  Things to consider when planning your Seeker server deployment.
- Configuration and Integration Checklist
  Make the most of Seeker by fine-tuning its settings and integrating the external tools that complement its functionality.
- Securing Seeker Deployment
  Recommended measures that can help you secure your Seeker deployment.
- Application Onboarding Checklist
  Tasks to perform to enable Seeker to test your application for security vulnerabilities.
- Application Testing Guidelines
  Once you have onboarded your application, you need to generate activity and traffic in the application for Seeker to monitor. In most cases, this happens during regular manual or automated QA testing.
- Reviewing Test Results
  Review the results of security testing of your application and included third-party and open-source components, and handle the detected vulnerabilities.
- Vulnerability Handling Guidelines
  Recommendations and best practices for the handling of vulnerabilities detected in your applications.
- Maintenance
  To ensure your Seeker system's health, perform periodic maintenance tasks.
- Performance Optimization
  How to minimize the potential impact of Seeker operation on application performance.

Reviewing Test Results

Review the results of security testing of your application and included third-party and open-source components, and handle the detected vulnerabilities.

Run your existing automatic Selenium or unit tests, or manual tests to generate traffic in your application and enable Seeker to monitor it for vulnerabilities.


Tasks	Information
Review and explore the detected vulnerabilities.	Working with Vulnerabilities
Review the metrics of vulnerability detections in each of your applications and the third-party components they include, as well as the application's compliance with the assigned policy and the major security standards.	View Application Security for Regular Projects View Compliance Status
Review the detailed results of Software Composition Analysis (SCA) that scans for vulnerabilities the third-party and open-source components used in your application.	View Component Risk
Generate a summary application security report by using the Export PDF option. You can also use the /api/{ver}/reports/export API to fine-tune the report content by filters.	Export Vulnerabilities Using APIs