The centralized dashboard feature is very important in Rapid7 InsightAppSec. As part of the red teaming, while vulnerability management is not the only thing I do, it's crucial to see the statistics. If one engine is failing, I would mobilize my internal team to address it properly. It's super important to analyze critical issues, running scans, their effectiveness, and accessible metrics; these details are easily available in the centralized dashboard. The flexibility in deployment options, including cloud native and on-prem, is very helpful for our infrastructure. We have Rapid7 AppSec installers, and when we attempt to leverage this platform for internal application scanning, the cloud engine cannot interact with our internal applications. This is why we need to depend on our own servers to install those installers from Rapid7 and use the on-premises feature. We are leveraging the reporting feature of Rapid7 InsightAppSec, and the reporting functionality is excellent. The only issue occurs when using the user interface and exporting files, as it sometimes doesn't work. The issue stems from browser settings where cookies interfere with the user interface. A support technician confirmed they are working on improving this aspect, as browsers' built-in capabilities interfere with their ability to import or export files. The reports themselves are accurate and very good, except where many entries may be false positives.
