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Assets Page

Learn all about the Assets Page in the Vulcan Cyber ExposureOS platform

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Page Overview

The Assets Page displays all the assets after ingestions and de-duplication. Through the Assets page, you can review all the assets ingested through the Connectors.

The Vulcan Cyber ExposureOS platform ingests five types of assets:

  • Hosts

  • Code Projects

  • Websites

  • Images

  • Cloud Resources

Each asset type has its own dedicated tab on the Assets page. Each tab presents the count of assets ingested of that type from all the integrated connectors.

Reviewing Assets

Assets are displayed in a basic table form that allows you to:

Filtering Assets

Use the Magic Search and Filters bar to present the assets you are interested in.

  • Apply several filtering criteria to narrow down the search results.

  • Save filtering criteria to quickly re-apply the search when needed.

In addition to free text search, each type of asset has its own available filtering parameters.

Table columns

Glancing at asset essential details is made easy through the informative Asset Table that presents essential asset information.

Column Name

Details

Name

The asset's name as ingested from the source connector.

Asset Type

The type of asset.

Source

The asset's source platforms or scanners.

Risk Score

The risk score.

Vulnerability Instance Count

Total number of vulnerabilities affecting the asset .

Last seen

Last time one of the asset's sources reported on it.

SLA Compliance Status.

Business Group

The Business Groups the asset is associated with.

List of Tags associated with the asset.

OS

The Operating System details.

OS Version

The OS version.

IP

Primary IP address as ingested from the source connector.

Website Address

The website address.

First Seen

The first time one of the asset's sources reported on it.

Indicates the sum of all max risk scores from all vuln. instances.

Reviewing Asset Details

Exporting Assets

Managing Asset Tags and Business Groups

Taking Action on an Asset

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