How to View and Manage Asset Inventory
Prerequisites
At least one integration connected and syncing under Integrations
Access to the Asset Inventory section
Accessing Asset Inventory
Navigation: Sidebar → Asset Inventory
Click Asset Inventory in the sidebar.
The page opens with two tabs: Assets Listing and Endpoint Comparison Matrix.
Assets Listing Tab
Viewing Assets
The Assets Listing displays all discovered assets in a searchable, filterable table:
| Column | Description |
|---|
| Asset Name | Hostname, IP, or domain identifier |
| Type | Asset category (endpoint, server, cloud resource, etc.) |
| Source | Which integration discovered this asset |
| Status | Current asset status |
| Last Seen | When the asset was last detected |
Filtering Assets
Use the filter panel to narrow down assets by:
Asset type
Source integration
Status
Visibility settings
Asset Details
Click on any asset to open the Asset Details Drawer.
The drawer shows:
Asset Profile — full metadata and properties
Configuration details from the source integration
Associated risks and findings
Exporting Assets
Click the Export button to download asset data.
Export in CSV or Excel format for offline analysis or reporting.
Visibility Controls
Use visibility settings to control which assets are shown or hidden in the inventory view.
Endpoint Comparison Matrix Tab
The Comparison Matrix provides side-by-side analysis of endpoints across three views:
| View | What It Compares |
|---|
| By Host | Compare security posture across different hosts |
| By IP | Compare findings across IP addresses |
| By Domain | Compare assets across domain groupings |
This is useful for identifying patterns, outliers, and inconsistencies across your infrastructure.
Troubleshooting
| Issue | Solution |
|---|
| Asset inventory is empty | Connect at least one integration under Integrations and wait for the initial sync to complete. |
| Specific assets missing | Check that the source integration is active and syncing. Some assets may be filtered out by visibility settings. |
| Export not working | Ensure there are assets to export. Try reducing filters to include more data. |
| Comparison matrix shows no data | The matrix requires multiple endpoints of the same type. Ensure your integrations are providing endpoint data. |
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