Programs in RiskVision Policy Manager display their results in a tabbed view under Assessments > Programs. Click a program to view assessments, changes, findings, associated documents, relationships, and more. It's possible to drill down further into the underlying data of a program. A breadcrumb line in the upper left of the window contains a navigation trail and allows you to click to return to any level.
The tabs on a program details page include:
- Assessments: The Assessments tab contains running and closed assessments. You can use this tab to create new entity and entity collection assessments, remove assessments, and manage assessments using the More Actions dropdown. For information about each action option, see Assessments Actions Overview.
- Summary: The Summary tab displays the details you entered when creating a program. In other words, it displays the information that was entered by you on each program wizard page.
- Changes: The Changes tab contains the Assessment Activity and Changes sections. The Assessment Activity section displays the last updated date of assessment, the last run time of the Dynamic Group Entity Map Builder and Dynamic Group Entity Map Updater jobs, and the number of entities moved into and out of dynamic groups. The Changes section allow you to apply the changed controls and the changed questions to the assessments. For more information about how to apply the changed content, see Updating Content.
- Documents: The Documents tab allows you to manage documents and web links. For more information, see Documents.
- Comments: The Comments tab allows you to enter comments.
- Findings: The Findings tab displays the findings in different assessments.
- Charts: The Charts tab contains charts on entities, controls, questionnaires, and vulnerabilities in different formats.
- Application: The Application tab displays the application(s) in which a program can be accessed. For more information, see Controlling Object Visibility.
- Relationships: The Relationships tab displays the entity relationships in different graphical layouts.
