Bright FAQs

Question 1

Can Bright scan applications that are not publicly accessible?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Bright utilizes secure 'Repeaters' to enable comprehensive security scans on private, local, or internal applications and APIs that are not exposed to the public internet, ensuring full coverage.

Question 2

What is Bright and how does it enhance application security?

Accepted Answer

Bright integrates AI-powered application security testing capabilities directly into your development workflow. It allows developers to discover API endpoints, run security scans, and manage vulnerabilities using simple natural language commands.

Question 3

What types of security tasks can be performed using natural language with Bright?

Accepted Answer

Developers can use natural language to perform a wide range of tasks including listing projects, discovering API endpoints, running security scans, managing vulnerabilities, configuring authentication, and listing repeaters.

Question 4

How does Bright integrate with existing development tools?

Accepted Answer

Bright integrates via the Model Context Protocol (MCP), allowing seamless connection with AI coding assistants in popular IDEs like VS Code (GitHub Copilot), Cursor, Augment Code, and Windsurf, by simply configuring Bright's cloud endpoint and an API key.

Question 5

Is there any local software installation required to use Bright?

Accepted Answer

No, Bright MCP is a remote, cloud-hosted server. There is nothing to install locally on your machine; you simply configure your MCP-compatible client with Bright's server URL and authenticate with your API key.

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