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Create Your First Product

In Product Security Hub, everything starts with a Product. A product represents a device, application, or system that you want to analyze for security. This guide walks you through creating your first product and setting it up for success.

Create a new product
Add product information
Understand product versions

Before You Begin

  • You have a Product Security Hub account and can log in
  • You know the basic details of the product you want to analyze (name, type, description)
1

Navigate to the My Product Dashboard

After logging into Product Security Hub, you'll land on your dashboard. From here, navigate to the My Product Dashboard section using the main navigation menu on the left side of the screen.

The Products page shows all products you have access to. If this is your first time, the list will be empty—that's expected!

2

Click "Add a New Product"

Click the + Add a New Product button. This opens the product creation modal where you have two options:

Option A: Fill Out the Form

Enter product details directly in the modal form. Best for creating a single product.

Option B: Import from Excel

Download a template, fill it out offline, and import it back. Best for creating multiple products at once.

📥 Using the Excel Import

  1. Click Download Blank Template or Download Pre-Populated Template
  2. Open the Excel file and fill in your product details (one row per product)
  3. Save the file and click + Import From a File to upload it

This is especially useful when onboarding an entire product portfolio into Product Security Hub.

Add New Product modal showing import options and product details form
The Add New Product modal with import options and form fields (click to enlarge)
3

Enter Product Information

If using the form, fill in the product details. The form is organized into several sections:

Product Details

Product Profile

Select a pre-configured profile to auto-populate common settings, or leave blank to configure manually.

Product Name *

A clear, descriptive name for your product (e.g., "Patient Monitor X200", "Infusion Pump Controller")

Product Line

Group related products together

Product Version

The version number of this product

Manufacturing Location

Where the product is manufactured

Device Classification

FDA device class or equivalent

Regulatory Submission Type

510(k), PMA, De Novo, etc.

Product Status

Development, On Market, Legacy, etc.

Target Countries

Select all countries where you intend to or are currently commercializing the product.

Product Settings

Requirement Dashboard View Preference

Choose how requirements are displayed on the product dashboard.

CVSS Settings

Enable CVSS scoring on threats and select which versions to use (CVSS 3.1, CVSS 4.0).

OSV Scan Settings

Enable automatic vulnerability scanning for SBOMs and set the scan frequency (in days).

AI Content Generation

Enable AI-assisted content generation for threat descriptions, mitigations, and more.

💡 Tip: Be specific with naming

If you'll have multiple products in Product Security Hub, use naming conventions that make them easy to identify. Include model numbers or product lines in the name.

4

Save Your Product

Click the Add button at the bottom of the modal to create your product. Product Security Hub will create the product and add it to your Product Dashboard.

Congratulations! You've created your first product. Click on the product card to open its detail page, which serves as the hub for all security activities.

Understanding the Product Dashboard

The My Product Dashboard gives you an at-a-glance view of all your products and their security status. Each row in the dashboard shows key metrics and quick-access icons to navigate directly to different areas.

Quick Access Icons

Each product row displays status icons that link directly to that product's security areas:

Product Dashboard showing quick access icons for DET, DIA, COM, THR, REQ, SBOM, RSK, VULN, PAT, DL, VER, and REM
The Product Dashboard with quick access icons for each security area (click to enlarge)
DET — Product Details
DIA — Architecture Diagram
COM — Components
THR — Threats
REQ — Requirements
SBOM — Software Bill of Materials
RSK — Residual Risks
VULN — Vulnerabilities
PAT — Patches
DL — Download/Export
VER — Clone/Version
REM — Delete Product

Product Actions

Clone / Version

Create a new version of your product, carrying forward existing security data as a starting point.

Export to Excel

Download a .xlsx file with tabs for each area (Details, Threats, Requirements, Vulnerabilities, etc.). SBOMs are exported separately.

Export to JSON

Download a machine-readable JSON file with your complete product security data. SBOMs are exported separately.

Dashboard Settings

Click the Settings icon on the My Product Dashboard to customize which columns are visible. You can show or hide:

Product Version Type # of Vulnerabilities # of Residual Risks # of Patches # of KEV # of Req # of Req WIP # of Req Met # of Req Not Met # of Req N/A # of Threats # of SBOMs # of SBOM Components Manufacturing Location Device Classification Regulatory Submission Type Product Status # Products on Market Countries Last Updated Date Last Updated By

Understanding Product Versions

In Product Security Hub, each product can have multiple versions. Versions let you track the security posture of different releases of your product over time.

Example: If you're building "Patient Monitor X200", you might have versions like:

  • v1.0 — Initial release
  • v1.1 — Security patch release
  • v2.0 — Major update with new features

Each version has its own SBOM, threat model status, and vulnerability triage state. This lets you maintain accurate security documentation for every release you're supporting.

What's Next?

Now that you've created your product, you're ready to start building out its security profile. We recommend this order:

  1. 1
    Add Components to Your Product

    Define your product's components and map them to security profiles

  2. 2
    Build Your Architecture View

    Create visual diagrams of your product architecture and data flows

  3. 3
    Run Your First Threat Model

    Apply STRIDE-based threat analysis to identify security risks

  4. 4
    Manage Security Requirements

    Define security requirements tied to your threats and risks

Need help getting started?

Our team is happy to walk you through your first product setup.