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A Group is used to organize and operate on a subset of assets within a workspace. It allows you to group related assets together, attach scanning tools, and define execution schedules. Groups provide a flexible way to manage scanning workflows by combining asset selection, tool configuration, and automation in a single place. A group typically includes:
  • A collection of assets (e.g., domains, hosts)
  • One or multiple scanning tools (e.g., Nuclei)
  • Optional execution schedule for automated scanning
This enables teams to run targeted scans on specific parts of their attack surface instead of scanning everything.
Groups are workspace-scoped and operate only on assets within the same workspace.

Create new group

To create a new group:
  1. Navigate to Groups
  2. Click the Create button
  3. Enter a group name
  4. Click Create
Once created, you can start adding assets and configuring tools.

Manage assets in group

To add or remove assets:
  1. Open a group
  2. Click Add to include assets
  3. Select assets from the existing asset inventory
  4. Remove assets using the delete action in the list
Assets inside a group define the scope of scanning for that group.

Configure tools

Groups allow you to attach scanning tools to run against the selected assets. To configure tools:
  1. Open a group
  2. Go to the Tools section
  3. Enable or select tools (e.g., Nuclei)
These tools will be used when executing scans for the group.

Schedule and run scans

You can configure how scans are executed for a group:
  • Select a schedule (e.g., Daily) to run scans automatically
  • Or click Run to trigger a scan manually at any time
The system will execute configured tools against all assets in the group.

Update group

To update group information:
  1. Open a group
  2. Click the edit icon
  3. Update the Name
  4. Save changes

Delete group

To delete a group:
  1. Navigate to Groups
  2. Open the group
  3. Click the delete icon
  4. Confirm the deletion
Deleting a group will remove all configurations, including associated assets and tool settings.
This action does not delete the original assets.