Migrating from Windows to Cloud - Port Swigger

Summary: PortSwigger published a guide for moving Burp Suite DAST data from a self-hosted Windows instance to its cloud, using an export tool that produces a ZIP file and a GraphQL API import run with an API user and key. The migration carries sites and folders, custom scan configurations, extensions, BChecks, groups and roles (but not users), scheduled recurring scans, and tags, while one-off scans are not exported and the import only works on clean cloud instances.
What you should know: The import fails on cloud instances that already hold data, so a security team planning this move has to sequence it against any existing cloud scans or accept duplicate-configuration errors mid-migration.

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