Teams

This feature is available on the StackHawk Enterprise plan.

Teams in StackHawk help you organize users, applications, and their scans. By creating a Team, you’re grouping the people who own specific applications and are responsible for testing them. This structure ensures clear ownership, making it easier to manage testing, review results, and take action on any findings.

Teams also define which users can access specific applications and their test results. Members of a Team can only view and manage the applications and scans assigned to that Team, while unassigned applications remain accessible to all users. This setup keeps access focused, prevents unauthorized modifications, and allows Teams to concentrate on the applications they are responsible for.

Key Things to Know About Teams

• Owners and Admins have full visibility into all Teams, Applications, Environments, and Scans within the organization.
• Only Admins and Owners can create or modify Teams.
• Applications that are not assigned to a Team are visible to all users, regardless of their role, along with their associated Environments and Scans.
• Each application can only belong to one Team. A single Team can manage multiple applications, but an application cannot be assigned to more than one Team at the same time. To move an application to a different Team, you must first remove it from its current Team.

To maintain clarity and control over application testing, take time to organize your Applications by creating Teams and assigning Members. Members can only access the Applications and Scans within their assigned Teams or any Applications that have not yet been assigned to a Team.

Creating a Team

In StackHawk, go to Teams from the primary navigation, and click the “Create a Team” button.

In the “Create a Team” modal, fill out the Team Name and add Users and Applications that you want to group.

When finished, click “Create Team”.

Updating a Team

In StackHawk, go to Teams and click on the Team you want to change.

In the Team Edit page, modify the Name, Users, and Applications as needed.

Changes will be saved automatically when you finish.

Deleting a Team

In StackHawk, go to Teams click on the Team you want to delete.

At the bottom of the page, click on the “Delete Team” button.

In the “Remove Team?” modal, note that you are going to permanently delete the team, and then follow the instructions to type the confirmation phrase and then click “Yes, Delete”.