Business applications

Build and manage applications as holistic entities. Gain centralized visibility across the SDLC to monitor assets and remediate threats based on business risk.

Business applications (applications) provide a unified business view of code, open-source components, infrastructure, and runtime assets. They connect security findings to ownership and business context across the software development lifecycle (SDLC).

Core capabilities

• Creation methods: You can build applications manually, programmatically via API, or dynamically using code or cloud Criteria
• Risk management: Use applications to define boundaries, assess risk, and prioritize remediation for your critical services
• Access control: Application Scope-Based Access Control (SBAC) limits user access to assigned applications, supporting least-privilege access across data, issues, and policies

View and manage applications

To review and maintain your existing applications, refer to View and manage applications (UI).

Business application assets

To visually explore asset relationships and gain deeper risk context across your environment, refer to Business application assets.

Related topics

• Define business applications by Criteria

• Manually build an application

• View and manage applications (UI)

• Manage applications via public APIs

• Scope user access to applications (Application SBAC)

• Business application assets