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# Create a New Tag

Perform these steps to create a new Asset Tag or IP Range Tag and, optionally, to associate that tag with specific users and user groups to restrict access using SBAC. Refer to [Manage User Scope](/cortex-xpanse/users-and-roles/manage-user-scope.md) for more information about how SBAC works.

1. Navigate to the appropriate asset list view page under **Inventory**.
2. Select one or more rows in the list.

   On the **Unified Inventory** page, you can add tags to only one asset at a time. On the asset-specific pages (**Domains**, **Certificates**, **Owned IPv4 Ranges**, etc), you can add tags to multiple assets at once.
3. Right click and select **Assign Asset Tags** or **Assign IP Range Tags**, as appropriate.
4. In the **Add tag...** field, enter the name of the new tag and click **Create Tag**.

   Asset tags are case sensitive and support special characters.
5. Optionally, check **Add selected tags to Users or Groups** and select the appropriate users and user groups to use the new tag to restrict or permit access.
6. Click **Save**.


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