System Requirements for Software Vulnerability Research
The Software Vulnerability Research User Interface will resize and adapt when being used on different devices. You can access the system from anywhere using any device, such as a smartphone or tablet.
To use the Software Vulnerability Research console, your system should meet the following requirements:
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Monitor resolution |
The minimum resolution required is 1280 x 1024. |
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Browser |
The following browsers are supported:
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Internet connection |
Internet connection capable of connecting to https://app.flexerasoftware.com/ is required. |
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Allow Listed sites |
The following addresses should be Allow-listed in the Firewall/Proxy configuration:
Software Vulnerability Research uses Amazon Certificate Authority for TLS security certificates. Amazon can change their certificate revocation list - crl - occasionally. Amazon root certificates are trusted by default by most common browsers, including Google Chrome, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari. For the latest certificate revocation lists and firewall rules, refer to Amazon ACM documentation.
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First-party cookie settings |
First-party cookie settings should be set to at least Prompt (in Internet Explorer). |
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Session cookie settings |
The option to allow session cookies should be selected. |
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PDF reader |
A PDF reader is required. |
Important:The listed required URLs are absolutely mandatory as they relate to Certificate Validation of the non-repudiated SSL certificates, which guarantee that communication between your network and the Cloud is not intercepted, redirected, or modified in any way by a third-party.
Important:The Software Vulnerability Research IPs are subject to change without notice, and you should not lock access to Software Vulnerability Research based on the current IP, but should rely on the SSL and certificate validation instead.