Global Hospitality Provider Case Study | Port Swigger
Summary: A global hospitality provider with roughly 8,000+ properties adopted Burp Suite DAST to run concurrent automated scans across hundreds of external-facing applications, complementing existing manual testing with Burp Suite Professional. The team cited accuracy as central, since DAST runs on the same engine its pentesters use, and integrated results with Microsoft Fabric and Cisco Kenna Security through an extensible GraphQL API.
What's compelling: The driver was post-breach remediation and PCI DSS compliance across a hybrid, cloud-first estate of hundreds of apps - and the stated goal was cutting false positives so staff could focus on real risk rather than chasing noise.
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