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Managing application risk
Follow this workflow to manage application security risks in your organization.
Step 1: Creating an application inventory
Learn how to create an application inventory.
User access control to applications
Learn how to manage access privileges such as full, basic, or read-only access to the Standard Users and QuickScan Users granting to specific applications.

Managing application risk
Follow this workflow to manage application security risks in your organization.
- Step 1: Creating an application inventory
  Learn how to create an application inventory.
  - Workflow examples for managing application security
    These workflow examples explain how you can start to manage applications: depending on whether you are using AppScan® Enterprise for the first time or you want to associate existing scans with new applications. Pick the example that best suits your needs, or use parts of examples as a starting point to create your own workflow.
  - Creating an application inventory
    Automated assessments are organized by application. For example, one application could be associated with a combination of several dynamic analysis and static analysis scan jobs. All scan findings are consolidated at the application level.
  - User access control to applications
    Learn how to manage access privileges such as full, basic, or read-only access to the Standard Users and QuickScan Users granting to specific applications.
    - Assigning or removing access permissions to individual applications
      You can assign Standard Users and QuickScan Users full, basic, or read-only access to specific applications within their organization.
    - Creating customized user access for all applications
      Product administrators can create and assign customized user types to users that give them global permissions on all applications. These customized user types make it easier to quickly assign access to many users or user groups.
- Step 2: Testing applications for vulnerabilities
  Learn how to test vulnerabilities identified in an application.
- Step 3: Determining risks and prioritizing vulnerabilities
  Learn how to determine risks and prioritize vulnerabilities identified in an application.
- Step 4: Remediating risks
  Learn how to remediate risks identified in an application.
- Step 5: Measuring progress and demonstrating compliance
  Learn how to measure progress and demonstrate compliance.

User access control to applications

Learn how to manage access privileges such as full, basic, or read-only access to the Standard Users and QuickScan Users granting to specific applications.

Assigning or removing access permissions to individual applications
You can assign Standard Users and QuickScan Users full, basic, or read-only access to specific applications within their organization.
Creating customized user access for all applications
Product administrators can create and assign customized user types to users that give them global permissions on all applications. These customized user types make it easier to quickly assign access to many users or user groups.

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