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# Assessments
The execution view for enabled assessments. One page. All current findings. Split by category, then opened in drilldown.
It gives the same assessment engine used across Bsure in a compact, cross-domain view — useful when you want the findings first, without starting from a dashboard card or a scoped owner view.
It is designed to answer simple but important questions:
* Which enabled assessments currently have findings?
* Which area needs attention first — Identity, Devices, Applications, or Mail?
* What are the exact objects behind the number?
Only assessments enabled in [Global Assessments](/user-guides/settings/configuration/global-assessments.md) appear here. Disabled assessments are hidden completely.
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## Overview
At the top of the page, Bsure shows the latest calculation date. Every number on the page comes from that calculation cycle.
Assessments are grouped into five tabs:
* **Focused**
* **Applications**
* **Devices**
* **Identity**
* **Mail**
Use the tabs to move from a broad overview into the specific domain you want to review.
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## What each card gives you
Each enabled assessment appears as a card.
Every card shows:
* The assessment name.
* The current finding count.
* An info icon with extra context.
* A **Drilldown** button.
An assessment with findings stands out visually. The number is shown in red and the card gets stronger emphasis.
An assessment with no findings stays visible, but in a neutral state. That tells you the assessment is enabled and currently clear.
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## Assessment states
An assessment can be in one of two visible states on this page:
| State | What it means |
| ------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Active** | The latest calculation found matching objects. The card is highlighted and should be reviewed. |
| **Inactive** | The assessment is enabled, but the latest calculation did not produce an active finding state. |
Inactive does **not** mean disabled.
Disabled assessments are turned off in [Global Assessments](/user-guides/settings/configuration/global-assessments.md) and do not appear here at all.
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## Focused and category views
### Focused
The **Focused** tab pulls together enabled assessments that currently need attention across categories.
Use it when you want the fastest answer to *what matters right now*.
### Category tabs
Each category tab groups findings by area:
* **Applications** — application-related risk and ownership findings.
* **Devices** — device state, compliance, and operating system findings.
* **Identity** — user, role, access, and MFA findings.
* **Mail** — mail-related findings.
The exact list depends on which assessments your administrator has enabled.
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## Drilldown
Select **Drilldown** on any card to open the underlying result set.
This is where the number becomes actionable. You see the users, devices, applications, or other objects included in the assessment result.
The columns vary by assessment, but typically include:
* Object or user name.
* Status, severity, or reason.
* Context needed to review or remediate the finding.
In drilldown, you can:
* Filter the result set.
* Sort by any visible column.
* Show or hide columns.
* Export the current view.
Use drilldown when you need the exact remediation list, not just the headline number.
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## Export
Use **Export** in drilldown to download the current filtered result.
That is useful when another team needs the list, when you want to work outside Bsure for a period, or when you need evidence for follow-up.
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## Access
Users need access to **Assessments** to open the page and use drilldown.
An administrator manages access in **Settings → Configuration →** [**Users Management**](/user-guides/settings/configuration/users-management.md).
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