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Settings

This is where you can configure your account and system settings.

User Roles

  • User: Users have limited access rights and can perform basic tasks within the system.

  • Administrator: Admins have full access rights and can perform administrative tasks, including managing users, roles, and system settings.

Profile

Manage your personal profile settings.

Edit Profile

Update your profile information:

  1. Go to "Profile."

  2. Click "Edit Profile" and make the necessary changes.

  3. Save your updates.

Reset Password

Change your account password:

  1. Go to "Profile."

  2. Click on "Reset Password."

  3. You will be sent an email to reset your password.

  4. Click the link in the email to change your password.

  5. Enter a new password.

Enroll MFA

Set up multi-factor authentication for added security:

  1. Navigate to the "Settings" section in the main menu.

  2. Click on "Profile" to access your account settings.

  3. Select the "Enroll MFA" option.

  4. Follow these steps to enroll in MFA:

RADAR Documentation

Access detailed documentation, guides, and resources related to the RADAR platform for assistance:

  1. Click on the "RADAR Documentation" button.

  2. Browse the available resources or contact support for direct assistance.

  3. Use the search functionality within the documentation to find specific help topics or detailed instructions related to your use case.

For additional support, visit radarsecurity.ai/support to contact the RADAR support team.

User Management*

Manage users and their permissions within the system:

Invite New Users

  1. Navigate to "User Management."

  2. Click the "Invite User" button.

  3. Enter the email address and assign an initial role for the new user.

  4. Click "Invite User" to invite the user. The user will receive an email with instructions to set up their account.

Edit Roles of an Existing User

  1. Navigate to "User Management."

  2. Find the user whose role you want to edit.

  3. Click the "Manage" button next to their name to open the dropdown menu.

  4. Select "Edit Role" from the dropdown options.

  5. Select the user’s new roles.

  6. Click "Save" to apply the changes.

Reset Password of an Existing User

  1. Navigate to "User Management."

  2. Locate the user who needs a password reset.

  3. Click the "Manage" button next to their name to open a dropdown menu.

  4. Select "Reset Password" from the dropdown options.

  5. Confirm the action. The user will receive an email with instructions to reset their password.

Disable Multi Factor Authentication for an Existing User

  1. Navigate to "User Management."

  2. Find the user for whom you want to disable MFA.

  3. Click the "Manage" button next to their name to open the dropdown menu.

  4. Select "Disable MFA" from the dropdown options.

  5. Confirm the action. The user's MFA will be disabled.

Disable Users

  1. Navigate to "User Management."

  2. Locate the user you want to disable.

  3. Click the "Manage" button next to their name to open the dropdown menu.

  4. Select "Disable User" from the dropdown options.

  5. Confirm the action. The user will be disabled and will no longer have access to the system.

Delete Users

  1. Navigate to "User Management."

  2. Find the user you want to delete.

  3. Click the "Manage" button next to their name to open the dropdown menu.

  4. Select "Delete User" from the dropdown options.

  5. Confirm the action. The user will be permanently removed from the system.

*Administrator function only

Integrations*

Connect RADAR with other tools and platforms.

Jira

Integrate with Jira for streamlined issue tracking and management:

  1. Navigate to "Settings."

  2. Select "Integrations.".

Here, you can configure your settings to enable exporting of findings directly to Jira.

To begin, gather the following information: your Jira URL, email address, API Token, and Project Key.

Once you have all the necessary details, follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to the settings section related to Jira integration.

  2. Input your Jira URL, email, API Token, and Project Key into the designated fields.

  3. Click "Save" to apply the changes.

  4. You are now ready to start exporting your findings to Jira effortlessly.

*Administrator function only

Logout

This will log you out of RADAR.

Internal Scanning Agent VM Requirements

To deploy the internal scanning agent, ensure the virtual machine meets the following minimum specifications:

  • vCPU: 2 (Dual-core)
  • Memory: 2 GB RAM
  • Storage: 15 GB available disk space
  • Instance Type (AWS): t2.micro or larger

These requirements are sufficient for standard internal scanning workloads. For high-traffic or large environments, consider using a larger instance size.

Scanner IPs

We recommend to allowlisting the following IP addresses within Web Application Firewalls (WAFs). These are addresses that may be used for scanning or testing.

  • 18.118.250.171
  • 18.223.4.27
  • 3.128.40.3
  • 3.134.70.93
  • 159.223.122.20
  • 206.189.191.60
  • 159.89.238.128

Scan Agent Command Line Usage

The scan_agent binary includes several flags and environment variables for flexible configuration and control.

Usage

./scan_agent [flags]

Flags

  • -api-key string
    Your API key for authenticating the scan agent. Can also be set via the API_KEY environment variable.

  • -api-url string
    The base API URL the scan agent should communicate with. Can also be set via the API_URL environment variable.

  • -info
    Include vulnerabilities marked as “info” severity in the scan results.

  • -now
    Run a scan immediately after starting the agent and retrieving assigned assets.

  • -quit-after-scan
    Exit after completing a single scan and submitting the results.

  • -rate int
    Throttle the agent to a specific number of requests per second. Default is 20.

  • -schedule string
    Specify a custom scan schedule using a cron expression (e.g., '0 30 14 * * *' to scan daily at 2:30 PM).

Environment Variables

You may also configure the agent using environment variables instead of flags:

  • API_KEY: The API key used for authentication.
  • API_URL: The URL of the scan server endpoint.

Example

API_KEY=your-api-key \
API_URL=https://api.example.com \
./scan_agent -now -rate 10 -quit-after-scan

This will start the agent, immediately run a scan, limit the scan rate to 10 requests per second, and exit after submitting results.