MediaWiki with Dradis

Access reusable report content

  1. Dradis Integrations Directory
  2. MediaWiki
  • Connect to the MediaWiki API with report content to the Dradis Framework
  • Access a repository of reusable report entries for your security project
  • Query your external vulnerability description wiki from within Dradis
  • Generate high-quality, customized vulnerability or pen test reports that include well written findings without hours of manual work
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MediaWiki is a free open source wiki package written in PHP, originally for use on Wikipedia. Using the MediaWiki integration, you can easily query an external vulnerability wiki for issue descriptions without leaving Dradis. This integration brings consistency and quality to your comprehensive security assessment report without the concerns associated with copying and pasting from old pentest or vulnerability reports.

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Dradis saves us a massive amount of time on reporting, and it ensures that our quality standards are met every time. I'd say we probably save at least a day, maybe two days worth of effort on reporting per project.
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