Introduction to Websites in Acunetix 360

Managing websites and APIs in Acunetix 360

The websites in your Acunetix 360 account can be managed from the Websites page. You can view a list of all your websites on the Websites page. You can also edit their details and even delete them.

Sort the list of websites by clicking on any column name to arrange the list in alphabetical order based on the entries in that column.
Filter the list of websites by clicking on the search icon next to a column title and entering search criteria, as displayed in the screenshot.

Launch or schedule web security scans by clicking the Scan button or view the website's dashboard by clicking on the website's name. For further information on how to launch and schedule new web application security scans, see Creating a New Scan.

Add a website? See Adding a website in Acunetix 360. Many websites to add? See Importing websites in Acunetix 360.

This topic explains the website's page user interface and how to edit, delete, and filter websites in Acunetix 360.

Websites columns

This table lists the columns displayed on the Websites page. All can be filtered.

Field	Description
Name	This column shows the name of the website you provided while adding the website. For further information, see Website dashboard.
Description	This column shows the information of the website you provided while adding the website.
URL	This column shows the website's URL.
Results	This column shows active issues for the website.
Last Scan	This column shows the time of the last scan.
Groups	This column shows the website group that the website belongs to.
Tags	This column displays the tags you added to the website.
Creator Name	This column displays the user's name who added the website.

Column Filters

All columns can be filtered, using a highly customisable combination of Fields, Operators, and Values. Each is explained below. This is useful for teams that manage the security of many websites.

Filters & Values

This table lists the filters and values available for columns listed above. Select an option to filter the list by that criterion.

In many cases, values can be entered into the value field; in others, the value can be selected from a drop-down menu.
You can enter more than one filter at a time.

Field	Description	Value
Name	Select to filter by the website name as defined on the New Website page.	Enter a value.
Description	Select to filter by the description as entered on the New Website page.	Enter a value.
URL	Select to filter by the website URL as entered in the New Website page.	Enter a value.
Last Scan State	Select to filter by the last scan state.	The drop-down options are: Archiving Results are archived when the scan is finished Cancelled Completed Delayed You can view which websites have scans that have exceeded the default Maximum Scan Duration limit of 48 hours, for example. Failed You can use this value to filter websites whose scans have failed for various reasons like unreachable host and unresolvable domain. Paused You can use this value to filter websites whose scans have been paused. Scans can be paused or resumed manually anytime in Acunetix 360. The Scan Time Window feature of Acunetix 360 can pause scans at predefined times (e.g. business hours). Pausing You can use this value to filter websites whose scans have been pausing. Acunetix 360 uses this temporary state while waiting for the completion of tasks. Queued: You can use this value to filter websites whose scans have been queued. Acunetix 360 On-demand offers scalability by enabling scans on several targets at once. On launch, Acunetix 360 queues the task to start the scanning engine. If the agent is busy with another task, the new task is queued. Resuming You can use this value to filter websites whose scans have been resuming. Acunetix 360 uses Resuming mode to conduct some processes in between the Pausing and Scanning statuses. Scanning You can use this value to filter websites whose scans have been running. This is the normal status of a scan while it is going through the Crawling or Attacking stages.
Last Scan	Select to filter by the last scan.	Select a date.
Groups	Select to filter by the Website Group of the Target URL (see Website Groups).	Enter a value.
Tags	Select to filter by tags	Enter a value.
Creator Name	Select to filter by users who added the website(s).	Enter a value.

Operator

This table lists and explains the Operators available for filtering columns. They work in conjunction with the Field, Operator, and Value.

Operator	Description
Equal	This operator can be used for exact matching. For example, if you filtered by the Target URL http://www.example.com/, the filtered list of results would not also list http://api.example.com.
Not Equal	This operator can be used to exclude some results based on exactly matching. For example, if you filtered by the Target URL of http://www.example.com/, the filtered list of results would exclude scans for that one.
Contains	This operator can be used to include results if the filtered column contains the value. It does not matter where the value is. For example, you could filter for the word 'production'.
Not Contains	This operator can be used to exclude certain results on the Websites page.
Starts with	This operator can be used to filter for columns that begin with the value. For example, you could filter for Website fields that begin with the 'https://' scheme.
Ends with	This operator can be used to filter for columns that end with the value. For example, you could filter for Website Name fields ending with 'Staging'.
Less than	This operator can be used to filter columns that contain numeric and date time values rather than string values. For example Initiate Time, Duration or Finish Time.
Less than or equal	This operator can be used to filter columns that contain numeric and date time values rather than string values. For example Initiate Time, Duration or Finish Time.
Greater than or equal	This operator can be used to filter columns that contain numeric and date time values rather than string values. For example Initiate Time, Duration or Finish Time.
Greater than	This operator can be used to filter columns that contain numeric and date time values rather than string values. For example Initiate Time, Duration or Finish Time.

How to edit a website or API in Acunetix 360

Log in to Acunetix 360.
From the main menu, select Websites & APIs > Websites & APIs.
Next to the relevant website, select Edit.
From the Edit Website page, make the necessary changes.
Select Save.

If you want, you can also delete the website(s).

Warning

Please note that deleting a website will not recover the license used. If you have a question about licensing, please get in touch with the Acunetix 360 Support Team.

When you delete a website, there is no way to bring it or its data back.

How to delete a website or API in Acunetix 360

Log in to Acunetix 360.
From the main menu, select Websites & APIs > Websites & APIs.
Next to the relevant website, select Delete.
From the confirmation pop-up, select Delete.

You can download the list of your websites in CSV format. To download, select Export to CSV from the Websites page.

How to filter websites in Acunetix 360

From the main menu, select Websites & APIs > Websites & APIs.
From the Websites & APIs page, select the filter button () next to any header column.
Select Clear to clear all fields.
Add a New Filter.
In the relevant filter, where relevant:

From the Field drop-down, select Tag.
From the Operator drop-down, select an option.
In the Value field, enter a value.

Select Apply.

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