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Meet Burp Suite DAST: A clearer name for the industry's leading DAST solution

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Burp Suite Enterprise Edition has been renamed Burp Suite DAST to clarify its role as a scalable automated DAST solution, with no change to licensing, support or the underlying scanning engine.
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