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Internal Assets is the inventory of everything the beacons have mapped. Each row carries the device’s address and name, operating system and device type, NIC vendor and MAC, open services, end-of-life status and risk. Open a row for the full asset view: every service with its banners and artifacts, the findings on that asset, and its lifecycle.

Reading the page

Six tiles open the page: assets, with open services, with findings, end of life, sites, and the split by operating system with a bar. Filter by device type with the chips, search by address, name, OS, vendor, MAC or service, and export the rows shown as CSV or JSONL. Each row keeps its services on one line, the riskiest kinds first and coloured by what they are (remote access, databases, file sharing, directory and name services, web), with short names such as rdp, smb and mssql and +N for the rest. Pause on a row and a preview card opens beside it with every host name, the OS, vendor, MAC, country, site, first and last seen, findings, end of life and every open service with its ports. Click the row for the full asset view.

The Seen dot

  • Green: the asset was seen in the last ten minutes and a beacon for its site is connected.
  • Gray: it has not been confirmed recently. Gray does not prove the device is offline; it may simply not have been checked since.
Turn on monitoring for a beacon to keep the dots fresh between assessments. Without it, dots turn gray as observations age, or sooner when the site’s beacon disconnects.

End of life

Operating systems and service versions are matched offline against an end-of-life dataset, so unsupported software is flagged without any lookup leaving the console.

Exports and reports

Export the inventory as CSV, one row per asset, or JSONL, with service details, artifact counts and source tags, named with the project and date. For a client-ready view of the whole internal network, use the Asset Mapping Report. The riskiest internal hosts also feed Attack paths as targets an attacker would want to reach.