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Overview

Assessment Groups help you organize multiple assessments into structured folders.
This makes it easier to manage large volumes of security testing across different projects, teams, or environments.
Instead of handling assessments individually, you can group them logically — improving visibility, navigation, and reporting.

What You Can Do

  • Organize Assessments
    • Group related assessments by project, business unit, or testing type
  • Simplify Navigation
    • Quickly access relevant assessments without scrolling through long lists
  • Improve Tracking
    • Monitor multiple assessments within a single context

Creating a Folder

1

Click Create Folder

Select Create Folder from the Assessment Groups page.
2

Enter Folder Name

Provide a meaningful name (e.g., Q1 2026 Assessments, Critical Assets).
3

Create Folder

Click Create Folder to add it to your workspace.

Managing Folders

  • Rename Folder
    • Update folder names as projects evolve
  • Delete Folder
    • Remove folders that are no longer needed
Deleting a folder does not remove the assessments inside it — they remain available in the main assessment list.

Adding Assessments to a Folder

1

Open a Folder

Click on the folder where you want to add assessments.
2

Click Add Assessments

Use the Add Assessments option inside the folder.
3

Select Assessments

Choose one or more assessments from the dropdown list.
4

Confirm

Click Add Assessments to link them to the folder.

Inside a Folder

Inside a folder, you can:
  • View all grouped assessments in one place
  • Track their status and progress
  • Add more assessments anytime
  • Organize further using sub-folders (if applicable)

Why It Matters

Assessment Groups bring structure to your vulnerability management process. They help you:
  • Manage multiple assessments efficiently
  • Maintain clarity across teams and projects
  • Improve reporting and organization at scale

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