Tag Assets via the Assets Page
Required User Role: Scan Manager, Administrator, or Custom Role
In the Assets view, you can apply tags directly to an asset in the asset list.
Apply an Existing Tag
You can apply pre-existing tags to an asset. For more information about creating tags, see Tags.
To apply an existing tag to an asset:
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Access the Assets page.
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In the asset list, select the check box next to any assets to which you want to apply the tag.
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At the top of the asset list, click Tag assets
 .The Add tag
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Click Add tag
.A Search box appears.
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In the Search box, type the name of the tag you want to apply to the asset or assets.
Tip: To create a new tag, type the [category]:[value] pair and, at the bottom of the window, click
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Click the name of the tag you want to apply to the asset or assets.
The tag appears above the asset list.
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Repeat these steps for each additional tag you want to apply.
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Click Assign Tags.
Tenable Exposure Management assigns the designated tags to the asset or assets.
 
Create a New Tag
You can create a brand new tag to apply to an asset, which Tenable Exposure Management also saves for future use. For more information, see Tags.
To create a new tag:
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Access the Assets view.
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In the upper-right corner of the page, click
 New Tag.The Create a Tag page appears.
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Follow the steps for creating a new tag.
 

