https://cybertoolchain.io/tools/insightappsec New releases and features in InsightAppSec, tracked by The Cyber Toolchain. en Sun, 02 Aug 2026 10:24:25 GMT https://help.rapid7.com/insightappsec/en-us/api/v1/insightappsec-api-v1.json https://help.rapid7.com/insightappsec/en-us/api/v1/insightappsec-api-v1.json Sun, 02 Aug 2026 10:24:25 GMT InsightAppSec now publishes an API — 102 endpoints across 17 areas: Apps, Attack Templates, Engines, … • Apps (11 endpoints) — An App owns Scan Configs, Schedules, Scans and Vulnerabilities; you must create an App in order to create any of these other resources. • Attack Templates (10 endpoints) — An Attack Template describes if and how Attacks should be executed during the execution of a Scan. • Engines (9 endpoints) — An Engine encapsulates the state and high-level attributes of the components which may be installed and running on a specific On-Premise host. • Scan Configs (9 endpoints) — A Scan Config defines all the necessary information required to perform a Scan of an App. • Scans (9 endpoints) — A Scan encapsulates all the information for a single execution of the criteria defined in the provided Scan Config. • Vulnerabilities (9 endpoints) — A Vulnerability is a resource that encapsulates any information found by any Scan over the lifetime of an App, that may identify where and how an App could be exploited. • Engine Groups (6 endpoints) — An Engine Group is a resource which defines a container for a logical grouping of Engines and therefore the purpose of assigning Scans to one of those Engines. • Files (6 endpoints) — Files are used primarily to manage content that can be required to successfully scan an App. • 9 more areas: Blackouts, Schedules, Tags, Targets, Vulnerability Comments, Reports, Variances Documentation, Search, Vulnerability History Full history on Cyber Toolchain: https://cybertoolchain.io/tools/insightappsec