Segments
The Segments feature allows you to assess a specific subset of a company’s assets, enabling a more focused and accurate risk and cyber posture rating. Segments are especially useful when a supplier manages multiple domains, environments, or business units that should be evaluated separately.
Each segment has its own dedicated page, similar to a supplier page, displaying segment-specific insights and data.
🔍 How It Works
A segment represents a defined group of domains or subdomains that belong to a parent company. Each segment receives its own assessment and risk rating, while still maintaining a relationship to the parent supplier.
⚠️ Important:
A segment can only be created after the parent company’s Cyber Posture Rating is completed.
➕ Creating a Segment
There are two ways to create a segment:
Option 1: From the Suppliers Page
Go to the Suppliers page and Select Create Segment
Option 2: From a Specific Supplier
Open the supplier’s page and click on the Segment icon on the right
✏️ Required Information
To create a segment, you must provide:
Segment Name: Name must be unique (cannot match the parent company name).
At least one domain or subdomain
💡 You can select:
Domains
Subdomains (click the arrow next to a domain to expand available subdomains)
✅ Finalizing Creation
Once the Segment has a name and assets are selected, choose one of the following options:
Create – Saves the segment and returns you to the previous page.
Create & Edit – Saves the segment and opens the Edit Segment page.
⏳ Segment creation may take up to 10 minutes.
📍 Where Can You See Segments?
Created segments appear in the Suppliers Table and the Supplier Page.
In the Supplier Table, each segment is displayed as a separate line item.
In the Supplier page, it can be found in the Segments section:
💡 Additional Notes
There is no limit to the number of segments you can create using the same assets (names must be unique).
Segments do not trigger an immediate assessment.
The assessment runs during the next scheduled scan.
Segments inherit the assessment type of the parent company.
📥 Inherited from the Parent Company
The following information is inherited from the parent company:
Business Impact (Can be updated at the segment level; original remains at the parent level)
Business Information (Editable per segment; original remains at the parent level)
Business Snapshot
Questionnaires & Questionnaire Score
Documents & Files
Supplier Chain
Cyber News
Dark Web Mentions
Industry Range
🧠 Unique to the Segment
The following data is specific to each segment:
Approval Status
Cyber Posture Rating
Business Impact (if updated)
Business Information (if edited)
Risk Rating
Findings
Assets
Rating History
Remediation Management
✏️ Editing a Segment
You can access the Edit Segment page from the Suppliers Table or Segment Page.
Editable Fields
Portfolios – Can be updated at the segment level
Business Information – Same questions as the parent, with segment-specific answers
Business Impact – Initially inherited, but editable
Contacts – Editable per segment
Tags – Editable per segment
🧩 Editing Segment Assets
You may easily edit the current list of assets by adding or removing them.
Remember to save any changes when you are done.
✏️ Renaming a Segment
Click the segment name at the top of the page.
Edit the name and click anywhere outside the field to save.
❌ Deleting a Segment
Navigate to the Suppliers Table.
Click the three-dot menu next to the segment.
Select Delete Segment.
📋 Questionnaires
Users can:
Send questionnaires
Resend questionnaires
Extend questionnaires
🔄 Remediation Management
Segments have a dedicated remediation plan for Findings and Questionnaires, which work in the same manner as with the Parent suppliers.
🔎 Filtering Segments in the Suppliers Table
You can filter the Suppliers table to display:
Only Segments
Segments and Parent Companies
Each segment appears as a separate entry in the table.
📊 Reports Including Segments
Segment data is included in the following reports:
Portfolio Rating Analysis
Critical Findings Breakdown
Supplier Comparison
Findings and Assets
📌 Summary
Segments allow you to break down a supplier into meaningful asset groups, enabling more accurate risk assessment, remediation tracking, and reporting—without losing visibility into the parent company.