• An active enterprise plan with AppSecEngineer
• Access to moodle with same email address as registered admin on ASE platform

Note: There is no data synchronization

• LTI 1.3 Integration: Allows enterprises to pull training content dynamically using the AppSecEngineer plugin.
• SCORM Integration: Enables enterprises to download and roll out courses within their LMS manually.
  

1. Access the Dynamic Registration URL in ASE:

   • Log in to the ASE platform.
   • Navigate to Admin → Integrations.
   • In the LTIAAS integration section, locate and copy the Dynamic Registration URL.
     
     A screenshot of the "Integrations" section in the AppSecEngineer Admin panel. The sidebar highlights "Integrations" as the selected option. The page displays various integration options, including SCIM Integration, Enterprise API Integration, and LTI Setup for LMS. The "Dynamic Registration" section under LTI Setup is highlighted, showing a registration URL. Options for generating API tokens and secret keys are also visible.
     
     Simplify user provisioning with our SCIM Integration Guide.

2. Register the Tool in Moodle:

   • Log in to your Moodle site as an administrator.
   • Go to Site administration → Plugins → Activity modules → External tool → Manage tools.
     
     The image provides a step-by-step guide for navigating the Moodle 4.5 admin panel. It highlights clicking on Site administration in the top navigation bar and then selecting Plugins from the site administration menu. This helps administrators manage and configure Moodle plugins efficiently.
     
     
     The image displays the Plugins settings page in Moodle, specifically under Activity modules. A red arrow highlights the Manage tools option within the External tool section, guiding administrators on where to configure external tool integrations.
   • In the Tool URL field, paste the Dynamic Registration URL you copied earlier.
   • Click the Add LTI Advantage button.
     
     The image shows the Manage tools page in Moodle, where an external tool is being added. A registration URL for AppSecEngineer is highlighted, along with buttons for Add LTI Advantage (green) and Add Legacy LTI (yellow). The Moodle logo appears at the bottom right.
   • If prompted, provide the necessary information, such as the tool name and contact details.
   • After the tool is registered, locate it in the list and click Activate to enable it.
     
     The image shows the AppSecEngineer tool listed under the Tools section. The tool is in a Pending state, with an option to Activate it using a green button. The tool description mentions access to security courses, labs, and videos from AppSecEngineer.
     
     Explore how to integrate with Moodle in our guide on Moodle Integration.

3. Verify the Registration in ASE:

   • Return to the ASE platform.
   • In the LTIAAS Portal, you should now see the registered tool.
     
     The image displays the 'Add an activity or resource' menu with the AppSecEngineer activity highlighted. The interface shows various activity options such as Assignments, Quizzes, and Forums. The left panel lists different topics, with 'Topic 1' selected.
   • Here, you can manage the registration, including activating or deactivating it as needed.

This process leverages the LTI 1.3 dynamic registration feature, which automates the exchange of configuration information between the tool (ASE platform) and the learning management system (Moodle), simplifying the integration process.

For more detailed information on publishing an LTI tool in Moodle, you can refer to the official Moodle documentation.

If you encounter any issues during this process, ensure that both the ASE platform and your Moodle installation support LTI 1.3 dynamic registration and that all necessary permissions are correctly configured.