Inventory

The Inventory view is the organized list of discovered assets and their risk details. It is the place you go when you want a structured view of your attack surface.

Inventory groups assets such as subdomains, websites, IP addresses, and servers. For each asset, it often shows the number of vulnerabilities, exposures, and related findings. It may also show the current status of the asset, such as whether it is still active or whether the issue is resolved.

Inventory is useful because it turns raw alerts into a clean list of actual systems. Instead of looking at individual findings one by one, you can see the system and the full set of problems attached to it. This makes it easier to track progress and to know which assets are still needing work.

When to use Inventory:

when you want to see the attack surface in one organized table
when you want to review the systems that have the most problems
when you want to build a report or share a status update with stakeholders

Use Inventory as the main tracking view for your ASM work. It is the best place to move from discovery to action.

It helps you track:

asset names
number of vulnerabilities
open ports and technologies
current status

Inventory is especially useful for follow-up and reporting.

When to use it:

to review your attack surface in one place
to confirm whether action items are closing
to share with customers or leadership