Scopes
A scope represents a logical application or service that QuantAssure monitors. Scopes are the container for your integrations, findings, and compliance data.
What Is a Scope?
- Represents something you're protecting (e.g., "Production API", "Corporate Devices")
- Contains configuration for data collection (collectors, expanders, enrichers)
- Findings, assets, and evidence are linked to scopes
- Each scope can have multiple integrations enabled
Think of scopes as your security boundary. One scope per application or service area works well for most organisations.
Creating a Scope
- Navigate to Scopes → Add Scope
- Enter a name and optional description
- Set metadata:
- Type: application, infrastructure, or service
- Environment: production, staging, development, or test
- Criticality: low, medium, high, or critical
- Data Classification: unofficial through top_secret
- Save the scope
Set criticality and classification accurately — AI uses these when assessing finding severity.
Configuring Data Sources
Open your scope → Edit Configuration
The configuration form is organised into sections:
Collectors
Fetch raw data from external services
- GitHub: repository inventory
- Mosyle: device inventory
- AWS SecurityHub: cloud findings
- Google Drive: policy documents
Expanders
Produce findings from collected assets
- Dependabot: vulnerability alerts from GitHub repos
- Mosyle Compliance: compliance findings from devices
- Policy Sync: syncs policy documents for AI context
Enrichers
Add context to findings
- Dependency Tree: analyses transitive dependencies
- Policy Analyzer: links findings to relevant policies
AI Triage
- Enable AI-powered risk assessment
- Set minimum severity threshold for AI analysis
See Integrations for setup details per integration.
Running Scans
- Click "Run Scan" on the scope detail page
- The scan runs the full pipeline: collect → expand → enrich → AI triage
- View run status and history on the scope detail page
- Findings appear in the Findings page after the scan completes
Schedule regular scans to keep evidence fresh for compliance.
Security Score
- Each scope shows a security posture score (0–100)
- Score is calculated from AI-adjusted finding severities:
- Critical findings have the highest negative impact
- Resolved findings improve the score
- View the score breakdown on the scope detail page