If you are using Docker then the command used to install the container also starts the CAIRIS server on port 80.
If you are the only person that plans to use CAIRIS, using the Flask development server to run cairisd should be sufficient. You can find cairisd in the cairis/cairis/bin directory.
./cairisd.py runserverIf you plan to use mod_wsgi-express then you need to use cairis.wsgi (also in cairis/cairis/bin):
mod_wsgi-express start-server cairis.wsgiYou can use CAIRIS on any modern web browser except Microsoft Internet Explorer (although you can use Microsoft Edge).
In your browser, visit the site hosting the CAIRIS server, and authenticate using credentials you have, or setup if you ran the quick_setup.py script. If you are not using the live demo, or have not mapped mod_wsgi-express to port 80, you will need to also specify the port the CAIRIS server is listening on. If you don't specify otherwise, cairisd will listen on port 7071, and mod_wsgi-express will listen on port 8000. For example, if you are using cairisd on germaneriposte.org then you should connect to http://germaneriposte.org:7071
Once you login in you should see the home page, which provides a summary of threats, vulnerabilities and risks, and the threat model for different environments.
Once you have finished working with CAIRIS, click on the Logout button.