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# Workflows - Authenticated Scanning with OpenVAS
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## Workflow 1: Initial Authenticated Scan Setup
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### Steps
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1. **Install and initialize GVM**
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- Install GVM packages or deploy Docker containers
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- Run `gvm-setup` to initialize database and create admin account
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- Verify all services with `gvm-check-setup`
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2. **Synchronize vulnerability feeds**
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- Run `greenbone-feed-sync` for NVT, SCAP, and CERT data
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- Wait for initial sync to complete (15-30 minutes)
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- Verify feed status in GSA dashboard
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3. **Create scan credentials**
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- Create SSH key pair for Linux scanning: `ssh-keygen -t ed25519 -f scan_key`
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- Deploy public key to target hosts: `ssh-copy-id -i scan_key.pub scan_user@target`
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- Create Windows service account with local admin rights for SMB scanning
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- Import credentials into GVM via GSA or gvm-cli
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4. **Define scan targets**
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- Group hosts by OS type and credential type
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- Assign appropriate credentials to each target group
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- Configure alive test method (ICMP + TCP-ACK recommended)
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5. **Select scan configuration**
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- Use "Full and fast" for production environments
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- Use "Full and deep" for pre-production/staging
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- Clone and customize for specific compliance requirements
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6. **Execute initial scan**
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- Create scan task linking target, config, and schedule
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- Run scan during maintenance window for first execution
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- Monitor progress through GSA dashboard
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7. **Validate authentication success**
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- Check report for authentication NVT results
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- Verify SSH/SMB login success indicators
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- Compare finding count against unauthenticated baseline
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## Workflow 2: Recurring Authenticated Scan
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### Trigger
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Weekly schedule (Sunday 2:00 AM UTC).
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### Steps
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1. GVM automatically starts scheduled scan task
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2. Scanner performs alive detection on all target hosts
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3. For each responding host:
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- Authenticate using stored credentials
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- Run all applicable NVT checks
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- Collect installed package lists, registry keys, configurations
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4. Results stored in PostgreSQL database
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5. Compare against previous scan for delta analysis
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6. Generate report in XML/CSV/PDF format
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7. Export results to vulnerability management platform (DefectDojo, Jira)
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## Workflow 3: Scan Result Export Pipeline
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### Steps
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1. Scan completes and report is generated
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2. Python script fetches report via GMP protocol
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3. Parse XML results and extract:
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- CVE identifiers
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- CVSS scores
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- Affected hosts and ports
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- NVT descriptions and remediation guidance
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4. Transform into standardized format
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5. Upload to DefectDojo via reimport API
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6. Create Jira tickets for Critical/High findings
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7. Update vulnerability SLA tracking database
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## Workflow 4: Credential Rotation
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### Trigger
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Monthly or upon security policy requirement.
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### Steps
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1. Generate new SSH key pair or update service account password
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2. Deploy new credentials to target hosts via configuration management (Ansible, Puppet)
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3. Update credential objects in GVM
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4. Run validation scan on subset of targets
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5. Verify authentication success in validation report
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6. If successful, update production scan tasks
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7. Revoke old credentials from target hosts
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