Scheduling recurring security scans
Applications change every week: new features, new dependencies, new configuration. A single annual test quickly goes out of date. Recurring scans keep your security picture current with no extra effort.
How it works
A schedule runs the same scan configuration automatically, for example daily or weekly. Each run produces a fresh set of findings, so new vulnerabilities and configuration regressions, such as a removed security header, are caught within days instead of months.
Why it matters
- New vulnerabilities are found soon after they are introduced.
- Configuration drift is caught automatically.
- Continuous evidence for audits and customers.
Best practices
- Schedule at least weekly scans of every internet-facing application.
- Run scans outside peak hours.
- Route new findings to your ticketing system automatically.
- Review schedules when applications or environments change.
How Vooki Pro helps
- Schedule web and API scans from the scan wizard or the Schedules screen.
- Scheduled scans run in a background process, separately from the app window.
- Send findings to Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Linear or Azure DevOps, or to Slack or a webhook.
- Scheduled scans are clearly marked in your scan list.
Frequently asked questions
How often should I scan my web application?
At least weekly for internet-facing applications, and on every release where possible.
Do scheduled scans need a person present?
No. Scheduled scans run automatically; you only review the findings.
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