Creating Account
You must create an account before you're able to scan your projects. A Threat Center account provides access to your profile, scan results data, auto-remediation, capabilities, and API keys.
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You must create an account before you're able to scan your projects. A Threat Center account provides access to your profile, scan results data, auto-remediation, capabilities, and API keys.
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Threat Center supports Github, Gitlab and Bitbucket SCM Authentication, and Google.
OAuth SCM is the recommended authentication mechanism for Threat Center. It offers numerous advantages including:
More secure than Standard Authentication
Automatic account creation
No need to remember your username/password
Immediate access to your repositories for scanning
Ability to log in, access all of your repositories, and run scans across Github, Gitlab, and Bitbucket from within a single Threat Center account.
Read Full OAuth authentication documentation
Standard username/password authentication allows users access to Threat Center without using our recommended OAuth authentication option
User the link below to create an account using standard authentication.
Users may invite other users to join Threat Center. An Invite User link is available from your profile. Click the link to invite your colleagues to Threat Center.
From the Invite User screen, you'll have the option to copy the invite URL or to have it sent separately. (slack sounds like a good idea), or fill in a comma-delimited list of email addresses for the users you want to invite. The URL link may be used by multiple users to activate their account.
Invited users will be assigned to the same Entity (Business Unit) as the party who sent the invite. The entity may be changed by a user with the appropriate permissions, from within the User Administration screen.
