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Managing Workspaces

Workspaces help you organize projects, control team access, and separate concerns across different teams or product lines.

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What is a Workspace?

A workspace is a container for:

• Repositories: Code projects you want to scan
• Team Members: People who can access scan results
• Scan History: All vulnerability findings and resolution progress
• Settings: Configuration specific to this workspace

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Creating a Workspace

1. Click Create Workspace from the dashboard
2. Enter a workspace name (e.g., “Backend Services”, “Mobile App”)
3. Add an optional description
4. Click Create

Your new workspace is ready to add repositories and team members.

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Managing Repositories

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Adding Repositories

Within a workspace, you can add repositories for scanning:

1. Navigate to your workspace
2. Click Add Repository
3. Choose from:
   • Local Upload: Upload code directly from VS Code
   • GitHub Import: Connect a GitHub repository via the GitHub integration

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Repository Settings

Each repository has its own:

• Default scan mode preference
• File exclusion patterns
• Notification settings
• Access permissions

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Workspace Organization

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Best Practices

By Team: Create workspaces for each development team

• “Frontend Team”
• “Backend Team”
• “Mobile Team”

By Product: Organize by product or service

• “Customer Portal”
• “Admin Dashboard”
• “API Services”

By Environment: Separate by deployment stage

• “Production”
• “Staging”
• “Development”

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Access Control

Control who can see and interact with workspace data:

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Switching Workspaces

Use the workspace selector in the top navigation to switch between workspaces. Your current workspace is always visible in the header.

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Next Steps

• Team Collaboration - Invite members and work together
• Vulnerability Management - Manage findings in your workspace
• Analytics - View workspace-specific metrics