Assets

One inventory for every connected account, not one spreadsheet per provider

Once a scan target is connected, its resources appear in a single inventory: buckets, databases, instances, identities, networks — filterable by provider and category instead of scattered across provider consoles.

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August 18, 2026 · 9 min read

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What shows up once a target is connected

As soon as a scan target's first assessment completes, the resources it owns are enumerated into a common inventory: storage, compute, databases, identities, and network objects, tagged with the provider and account they came from.

Assets: resources discovered per provider and category, with server-side filters and pagination.
Assets: resources discovered per provider and category, with server-side filters and pagination.
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Why one inventory beats per-provider views

A third party connected across four providers and two SaaS suites does not need four consoles reviewed separately. One inventory, filterable by provider, category and account, is what makes a portfolio review of dozens of third parties tractable.

  • Buckets, databases, instances, identities and networks in one list
  • Filters by provider, account and resource category
  • Server-side pagination for portfolios with a large asset count
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