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A Target represents a defined scope for scanning and asset discovery within a workspace. It allows users to group and manage specific assets that will be used as inputs for security scanning activities. Currently, a target supports the following input types:
  • Domains
  • IP addresses
  • CIDR ranges
Targets help standardize how scan inputs are defined, reused, and monitored across different jobs, making it easier to manage large and complex attack surfaces. Targets act as a bridge between asset discovery and job execution, ensuring that scanning operations are consistent and repeatable.
Targets are workspace-scoped. All targets are isolated per workspace and cannot be accessed across different workspaces.

Create new target

To create a new target:
  1. Navigate to Targets
  2. Click the Create target button
  3. Enter a target name
  4. Add one or multiple inputs (domains, IPs, CIDR ranges)
  5. Click Save to create the target
Once created, the target becomes available for use in scanning jobs.

Configure asset discovery schedule

To configure asset discovery behavior for a target:
  1. Navigate to Targets
  2. Select a target to open its details
  3. Click the Settings icon
  4. In the schedule section:
    • Scan Schedule: Enable or disable scheduled scanning
    • Re-discover Target: Manually trigger asset discovery immediately
Available schedule options include:
  • Disabled
  • Daily
  • Every 3 days
  • Weekly
  • Every 2 weeks
  • Monthly
Re-discover Target is an on-demand action and is executed immediately when triggered.
It is independent from the scheduled scan configuration.
Changes are applied immediately and will affect how the system continuously discovers and updates assets for the target.

Delete target

To delete a target:
  1. Navigate to Targets
  2. Select a target to open its details
  3. Click the Settings icon
  4. Scroll to the Danger Zone
  5. Click Delete Target
  6. Confirm the deletion
Deleting a target will permanently remove all associated configurations and inputs.
This action does not delete historical scan results, but the target will no longer be available for future operations.