Activate a framework
To activate a framework under Available Frameworks, click Activate at the bottom of its tile; it then appears under Active Frameworks, whatever its type. Deactivate at the bottom of an active framework’s tile deactivates it again. Without write permission in the module, you cannot activate or deactivate a framework.Deactivating deletes no data. Assessments, justifications, review dates, and
relations to controls and documents are kept—a tile that was previously
installed shows this through the number of complete and applicable objectives
from before deactivation and the date of the last activation. Reactivating only resets the status to active and does not
re-import the objectives; only a first-time activation does that, which makes
it noticeably slower.
Assess an objective
The detail page of an active framework shows its objectives as a tree. Every objective has a detail page of its own that opens as a separate tab; there you decide on Applicability and Implementation Status and link controls, documents, and assets. See Objectives.The groups in the tree are the framework’s root sections, not the level
directly above an objective—the same sections the filter buttons above the
tree also show. Structural sub-headings do not count toward a group’s number
of complete objectives; only leaves are assessable.
Assess several objectives at once
With multiple objectives selected, Edit opens Bulk Edit with the fields Applicability, Justification, and Implementation Status; Applicability and Implementation Status can also be left at ”— No change —”. Multiple selection is available only with write permission in the module.Justification is locked while Applicability is ”— No change —”, and
required once you choose Not applicable. A justification alone is not
enough: you can apply only once Applicability or Implementation Status is
set. The apply button carries the number of selected objectives and, once run,
reports full success, partial success with the number of failures, or complete
failure.