Requirements
Introduction​
Requirements help keep large teams working towards the same goals, and following a pattern within a process is not the easiest of tasks. Requirements allow you to create an action plan based on tasks that must be accomplished. These tasks, in some cases, can be placed as mandatory for the closing of a project, which guarantees the manager total control over the execution.
Usage​
To view all requirements, click on the Secure by Design (1) and Requirements (2) buttons:
Creating a New Requirement​
Conviso provides some standardized requirements, but if you need to create a new one, click on the "New Requirement" button:
Enter the requirement to be created, along with its activities, and click Save:
Editing a Requirement​
To edit a requirement, find it in the list and click on the pencil icon highlighted below:
You cannot edit a requirement created by Conviso, only those created within your own company.
Deleting a Requirement​
To delete a requirement, find it in the list and click on the trash can icon highlighted below:
You cannot delete a requirement created by Conviso, only those created within your own company.
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Support​
Should you have any questions or require assistance while using the Conviso Platform, feel free to reach out to our dedicated support team.
Resources​
By exploring our comprehensive content, you’ll discover resources that will enhance your understanding of AppSec.
Conviso Blog: Access a wealth of informative videos covering various topics related to AppSec. Please note that the content is primarily in Portuguese.
Conviso's YouTube Channel: Engage with our informative podcast, where we discuss AppSec-related subjects, providing valuable insights and discussions. The podcast is conducted in Portuguese.
AppSec to Go - Conviso's Podcast on AppSec: Explore our blog, which offers a collection of articles and posts covering a wide range of AppSec topics. The content on the blog is primarily written in English.
