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  • Allow Users to Edit Rule-mode Scan Execution Policies in the Policy UI

  • Allow Users to Edit Rule-mode Scan Execution Policies in the Policy UI

    Closed Epic created by Sam White

    Release notes

    Problem to solve

    As an application security analyst, I want to easily edit my policies in a UI experience rather than writing the policy in yaml, because I may not be familiar with yaml.

    Intended users

    In smaller organizations:

    User experience goal

    Proposal

    Note: This is a minimal MVC and is intended to allow us to be iterative and release quickly. Please reference the Security Orchestration direction page for plans to improve this capability in the future.

    Users will be able to view, create, edit, and delete Scan Execution type policies as described in the prototype including creating/editing in rule mode.

    Further details

    Permissions and Security

    Permissions will not change as part of this epic.

    Documentation

    • Documentation will be updated to describe how to use rule mode for Scan Execution type policies.

    Availability & Testing

    What does success look like, and how can we measure that?

    Users can create a Scan Execution policy at the project and group levels using the rule mode editor

    Prototype

    Clone this repository and locally open create.html to view a prototype. **NOTE: The specific designs of the prototype are out-of-date; proceed with the design seen for scan result policies

    demo

    What is the type of buyer?

    Is this a cross-stage feature?

    Links / references

    Policies handbook page

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    Edited by Alexander Turinske

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