Puma Scan supports scanning C#, view markup files (.aspx, .cshtml), and configuration files (.config, .json). Puma Scan supports .NET Core, .NET MVC, .NET Web Forms, and C# project library projects. Legacy Web Site projects are not supported.
The End User Edition supports both Visual Studio and VS Code extensions. The Visual Studio extension (Windows only) supports scanning both .NET Full Framework and .NET Core projects. The VS Code extension (cross-platform for Windows, Mac OS, and Linux) supports scanning .NET Core and .NET Standard projects only. Legacy Web Site projects are not supported.
Our pricing model is based on an annual subscription. We are happy to discuss and quote a perpetual option. Each year you receive a license file to activate the scanner. The annual subscription includes; software updates, rule updates and product support.
You will receive one end-user license on the End User plan. You can install the scanner on up to three machines with the purchase of one End User license.
While the Puma Scan Professional Community plan is complimentary, the Puma Scan Professional End User edition has fewer false positives, the ability to export findings into a report, more advanced features and product support.
A single license can be activated on up to three workstations. Workstations are activated using machine specific characteristics, including operating system and hardware identifiers. Licenses are installed in the user’s roaming profile directory. There won’t be issues with multiple licenses on a single machine belonging to different users.
The End User Edition offers several options for exporting the Puma Scan results. HTML for easily viewing and Puma Scan results. See our Sample HTML Report for an example. JSON formatting allows custom parsing with tools such as JQ. See our Sample JSON Schema for an example. CSV allows developers to easily sort and prioritize the scan results.
Puma Scan supports scanning C#, view markup files (.aspx, .cshtml), and configuration files (.config, .json). Puma Scan supports .NET Core, .NET MVC, .NET Web Forms, and C# project library projects. Legacy Web Site projects are not supported.
The Server Edition is a Windows only executable (.exe) for scanning .NET Full Framework and .NET Core projects. Cross-platform support for Mac OS and Linux is not yet supported.
You can purchase the Server Edition by signing in and registering an account. This will take you through the appropriate steps to get the server license and download the installer.
Five End User Licenses are included with each Server Edition License. You have the option of purchasing additional End User licenses.
The Server Edition generates Puma Scan results in several formats. HTML for easily viewing Puma Scan results. JSON formatting allows custom parsing with tools such as JQ and integration with other vulnerability management systems. MSBuild formatting allows pipelines to processes the results and record vulnerabilities as build warnings or errors. Visual Studio Online (VSO) allows Puma Scan results to be added to the build warnings or errors when running as a VSTS build task. Other formats include VSTest (.trx) and Comma Separated Values (CSV).
Make sure to check out our Sample HTML Report. This shows the overall report format you'll see as you export your results.
It depends on the size and scope of the project. Smaller projects will see scan results in under a minute. Moderately sized projects may take a few minutes. Large monolith applications (e.g. > 50 projects in a single solution) have seen scan times between 10 and 20 minutes.
As soon as you commit your code, your build pipeline will kick off and execute the Puma Scan build task.
Puma Scan does not support scan history at this time. This responsibility falls to the Continuos Integration server for archiving scan results (JSON, HTML, etc.), or to the DevOps teams for parsing and storing scan results in vulnerability management systems.
We offer separate packages for support, both for virtual training or in person. Please contact us for more information on this option.
Puma Scan supports scanning C#, view markup files (.aspx, .cshtml), and configuration files (.config, .json). Puma Scan supports .NET Core, .NET MVC, .NET Web Forms, and C# project library projects. Legacy Web Site projects are not supported.
The Azure DevOps Edition is an extension for Azure DevOps hosted build pipelines. The extension is a PowerShell based build task that run on Windows build agents. Cross-platform support for running Puma Scan on Mac OS and Linux build agents is not yet supported.
The Azure DevOps Standard Edition allows activation and scanning in up to 20 build pipelines. The Azure DevOps Unlimited Edition allows unlimited build pipelines within a single Azure DevOps organization.
You can purchase the Azure DevOps Edition by signing in and registering an account. This will take you through the appropriate steps to download an Azure DevOps license when configuring the build task.
Five End User Licenses are included with each Azure DevOps Edition License. You have the option of purchasing additional End User licenses.
The Azure DevOps Edition generates Puma Scan results in several formats. HTML for easily viewing Puma Scan results. JSON formatting allows custom parsing with tools such as JQ and integration with other vulnerability management systems. MSBuild formatting allows pipelines to processes the results and record vulnerabilities as build warnings or errors. Visual Studio Online (VSO) allows Puma Scan results to be added to the build warnings or errors when running in Azure DevOps. Other formats include VSTest (.trx) and Comma Separated Values (CSV).
Make sure to check out our Sample HTML Report. This shows the overall report format you'll see as you export your results.
It depends on the size and scope of the project. Smaller projects will see scan results in under a minute. Moderately sized projects may take a few minutes. Large monolith applications (e.g. > 50 projects in a single solution) have seen scan times between 10 and 20 minutes.
As soon as you commit your code, your build pipeline will kick off and execute the Puma Scan build task.
Puma Scan does not support scan history at this time. This responsibility falls to the Continuos Integration server for archiving scan results (JSON, HTML, etc.), or to the DevOps teams for parsing and storing scan results in vulnerability management systems.
We offer separate packages for support, both for virtual training or in person. Please contact us for more information on this option.
The Puma Scan team would be happy to provide a custom quote for and Enterprise License request.
As many as your team or project requires.
As many as your team and company need, as defined in your custom quote.
For Enterprise agreements, we can consider quarterly, bi-annual or annual payment options. Our team will work with you on a custom quote and payment agreement.
Yes! Contact us to inquire about reseller discounts.
The benefit of an Enterprise License is the custom training and installation guidance from our team of professionals. We offer online training or a face to face training in your work environment.
