johnjore / GVM-Docker

A Docker Container For Greenbone Vulnerability Management

Greenbone Vulnerability Stack Docker Image

This docker image is based on Greenbone Vulnerability Management 11. This Docker image was developed to help steamline, cleanup, and improve reliability of the components of the Greenbone Vulnerability stack (Which includes OpenVAS).

Stack Component	Version
Greenbone Vulnerability Manager	v9.0.1
Greenbone Security Assistant	v9.0.1
Open Vulnerability Assessment Scanner	v7.0.1
Greenbone Vulnerability Management Libraries	v11.0.1
ospd-openvas	v1.0.1
GVM Tools (Remote control your(GVM))	v2.1.0
SMB module for OpenVAS Scanner	v1.0.5
Greenbone Vulnerability Management Python Library	v1.6.0
Open Scanner Protocol daemon	v2.0.1

GVM Architecture

Quick start

Install docker

If you have a Debian-Based Operating System you can use the docker.io package.

apt install docker.io

or

You can use this script in the repo

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Secure-Compliance-Solutions-LLC/GVM-Docker/master/install-docker.sh
sudo bash ./install-docker.sh

If you are using a docker supported OS that does not have the docker.io package, you should take a look at this page.

You can also use the docker install script by running:

curl https://get.docker.com | sh

Runing the container

This command will pull, create, and start the container: (replace {version} with the version you want)

docker run --detach --publish 8080:9392 --env PASSWORD="Your admin password here" --volume gvm-data:/data --name gvm securecompliance/gvm:{version}

Wiki Table of contents

• Components of the Greenbone Vulnerability Stack
• GVM Environment Variables
• Scanner image Environment Variables
• GVM image Ports
• Image tags
• Upgrading
• Runing the container (Additional)
• Checking Deployment Progress
• Accessing Web Interface
• Change GVM report result limit
• Checking the GVM logs
• Monitoring scan progress
• Updating the NVTs
• Setup Remote scanner