In the 'Proxy Settings' panel, choose which HTTP proxy settings will be used to communicate with this Issue Tracker.

In the 'Target Groups Access' panel, select which Target Groups will be assigned to the Issue Tracker only Targets inside an assigned Target Group can be integrated into this Issue Tracker.

Set the 'Name' field to describe the integration – for this example, we have used 'BugZilla Issues'.

Click on the 'Add Issue Tracker' button.

In the Acunetix UI, click on 'Issue Trackers' in the sidebar.

Make sure you keep a copy of the Token - you will need it to complete the integration steps in Acunetix.

Click the 'Submit Changes' button this will create the API Key and the page will be updated.

Enable the 'Generate a new API key' checkbox, and set the optional description to 'Acunetix Integration'.

In the 'Preferences' page, click on the 'API Keys' tab.

if you are using Acunetix Online, you should ensure that your BugZilla system allows incoming API requests from Ĭreate an API Key in your BugZilla preferences.

you should already have created an API Key to secure the communication channel between Acunetix and BugZilla for your Target's product.

you should already have created any custom fields you intend to use in your Bugzilla setup.

you should already have your custom components created – unless you are satisfied using the default component which is created by default with every product in BugZilla the included example assumes that you will be using the default component for your product named 'Vulnerability'.

you should already have created a product - typically this would contain the tasks for the Target Web Application.

🔍 Integrating Acunetix with Bugzilla - Prerequisitesīefore you can successfully integrate Acunetix with BugZilla, you will need to have completed some preparation beforehand:

Configuring a Target to Report Issues to your Issue Tracker.Prepare an API Key in BugZilla for communication with Acunetix.Integrating Acunetix with BugZilla is a 4-step process:

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