# Scheduled Emulations

The Scheduled Emulations feature in EVE is designed for automating and optimizing cybersecurity testing workflows. This functionality allows organizations to pre-configure and schedule emulations, ensuring that security assessments are conducted systematically and without the need for continuous manual oversight. 

By enabling the scheduling of emulations, this feature supports a proactive security posture, allowing for the regular evaluation of security controls at predetermined intervals.

The Scheduled Emulations are shown in a table. By default, the most recent configured or sent Emulations will be displayed at the top of the table.

<figure><img src="/files/zeJwvyTXbUpOwaOJi0Ys" alt=""><figcaption><p>Scheduled Emulations Table</p></figcaption></figure>

By default, ten rows of information are displayed. If the user wish to see more or change the pagination in the lower right corner are the pagination controls.

To display it, click on  "Scheduled" on the Emulations Tab. <img src="/files/eDiVxclnqGTIaaRc9xnK" alt="" data-size="line"> Next to the section title.&#x20;

* **Name:** Displays the name given to the Emulation when it was created.
* **Updated By**: Displays the user who scheduled or changed the Emulation.
* **Date Created**: Displays the date on which the emulation was scheduled, showing day, month, year, and time.
* **Date Uploaded**: Displays the date on which the emulation was scheduled, showing day, month, year, and time.
* **Date Started:** Displays day, month, year, and time that the emulation was scheduled to be sent.
* **Calendar:** Displays a window with details of the emulation.\
  &#x20; ·    Emulation Scheduled Name.

  &#x20; ·    Calendar.

  &#x20; ·    Date the Scheduled emulation Start.

  &#x20; ·    Packages.

  &#x20; ·    EndPoints emulation Scheduled.

  &#x20; ·    Vector.

Scheduled emulations are carried out autonomously by the agent, without user interaction. This approach ensures consistent and secure execution of tests while maintaining normal endpoint operation and avoiding any impact on system performance.


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