For example, We have added IP 10.48.14.12 under Nmap folder. We can add host under each branch or sub-branch.

Each sub-branch is further divided by different tools. In the below screenshot, “Security Test” is divided into three sub-branch namely “Port Scan”, “Application Scan” and “Nessus vulnerability scan”. We can create a tree as per our convenience. First, one is to create new sub-branch and the second one is to add the host. Now, right-click on the newly created branch and click the “add child” option to add sub-branch under a newly created branch. Click the “add branch” button and name it as “Security Test.” Now we can start using Dradis by creating a new branch. We are logged into the Dradis framework successfully. Enter the password and click the “Initialize” button.Įnter the username and password which we configured in the previous step. Click the “Back to the app” link to access the password setup page. Next step is to create a server password to access the application. Since it is a first-time access, we are served with the Wizard page. The certificate error comes because Dradis is using a self-signed certificate. Īvoid the certificate error and click the “I Understand the Risks” button to add an exception for Dradis. Hence, it will automatically open in the browser. Click on “Applications”, go to “Reporting Tools” and click on “Dradis”.ĭradis is a self-contained web application. In the next few steps, we will learn how to use Dradis.

It is a platform independent tool developed in Ruby. The Dradis framework is an open source collaboration and reporting platform for IT security experts.

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