How do I search my targets by name, URL or tag?

The Targets page lists every application in your workspace. A search box above the table helps once the list grows.

Steps

1. Click Targets in the sidebar.
2. Select the box with the placeholder "Search targets by name, URL, or tag...".
3. Type part of what you remember. A name fragment such as acme, a host such as staging.example.com, or a tag such as prod all work.
4. Open the row you want. Each row shows the name with its URL underneath, then the results dots, tags, creator and environment.
5. Delete the text to bring the full list back.

Good to know

A short fragment is often enough to bring up the one target you were after, because the search looks at names, URLs and tags together. Tags show as chips in the Tags column. A dash means the target has none, so searching for a tag only finds targets that already carry that label. Other pages have their own search boxes, and the same habit works across the app, as the table below shows.

To filter findings by target instead, use the filters on the Issues page. Prefer to work with the whole list outside the app, press Export JSON or Export CSV at the top of Targets. Not finding a target you expect? Your role or group may limit which ones you can see, which is a common reason for a short list. Ask an admin, or use /contact.

Related questions

• Why can't I see some targets that my colleague can see?
• How do I see findings for just one target?
• How do I export my list of targets?
• How do I see a target's repository, branch and environment?
• How do I start a scan straight from the Targets list?

Full tutorial

How to manage targets in Cyberlop: list, export, change and delete

Step-by-step, with annotated screenshots.

Updated 8 October 2026 · Back to the help centre