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Link button

  • To the right above the grid, you can attach the original elements that the workflow plan is to reassess.

Grid overview of the element

  • Here you see the title of the element as well as some additional information that defines the analyses or risks in more detail. Using the column selection, you can also hide these properties.
  • The titles of the elements function as links. By clicking the blue text, you can jump directly into the analysis or the risk.
  • Note: Here you always see the latest version/reassessment of the analyses. If the workflow has just been triggered, the link no longer takes you to the original analysis, but to the reassessment that has already been created automatically.

Warnings & conflicts

  • In the grid, HITGuard points out possible conflicts of the workflow plans. The Conflicts column indicates the origin of the conflict. Details about the conflict can also be found in the tooltip when you hover the mouse over the triangle.
  • Yellow warning triangles: If the risk or the analysis itself is not ready for a reassessment, this is shown with a yellow warning triangle. Usually this is because the vulnerability/GAP or protection needs analysis is not yet completed, or because the risk is already in the assessment workflow. Yellow warning triangles are also shown here when the workflow has just been triggered.
  • Red warning triangles: If there is a conflict with another element, this is shown with a red warning triangle. The conflict can arise in the same or in another management system (e.g. reassessments of protection needs analyses in another management system).

Status: Active/Paused

  • This status indicates whether the element will be triggered with the workflow plan. Active elements trigger on the date of the workflow plan, paused ones skip a cycle. You control the status with the Play/Pause button on the right side of the grid. In the second screenshot you see a paused review.

Play/Pause button

  • With this button you control the Active/Paused status of the individual element.

Unlink button

  • This permanently removes the review from the workflow plan.

Reassess button

  • With this button you can manually bypass the workflow plan and create a reassessment manually. For example, you can pause a protection needs analysis and then carry out a reassessment manually. HITGuard will track this, so your manual reassessment will later be visible here in the overview. If you complete the manual reassessment in good time, HITGuard can use it as a template for the next cycle.