Manage your assets in Autobahn Fit

Master asset management after discovering and collecting them

In Autobahn Fit, an asset is any device or system your organization owns, identified by its IP address and domain name.

They can then be chosen to scan with Autobahn Fit's security scanner. Since scans identify vulnerabilities (issues), your assets become linked to those issues and the recommended actions (Workouts) to fix them.

All your assets can be found in the Assets page.

Table of content

1. Add assets

2. View and customize the asset table

3. Define your asset criticality

4. Assign your asset to the person in charge

5. Tag your assets

Delete assets that you want to exclude

1. Adding assets

There are different ways of adding your assets to Autobahn Fit:

  1. Upload: You can manually upload assets to the Autobahn Fit platform through the Upload function. Read the article Upload your assets for more information.
  2. Integrate: Collect asset data from various cloud providers seamlessly through the Integration function. Visit the Integrations guide page to see a list of applications that can be integrated.
  3. Discover: Autobahn Fit asset discovery engine discovers your internet-facing assets and displays them on the Discover assets page. Visit the Discover your assets article for more information.

2. View and customize the asset table

The Assets table shows a list of all your devices and related details.

  • Asset: This is the name of the host.
  • IP address: This is a unique identifier assigned to each device on your network.
  • Domain name: This is the user-friendly website address instead of the numerical IP address.
  • Network: Denotes in which network the asset is found. This can be Internet for external assets, Default Internal if your internal network isn't segmented, or a specific network name it it's segmented (e.g. Lab)
  • Source: Where the asset has been found (i.e. manual upload, cloud integration, or discovery)
  • Last scan: The last time the asset was scanned.
  • Criticality: You can rate how important each device is to your operations (high, medium, low).
  • Assignee: Assign a team member to be responsible for a specific device.
  • Tags: Add labels to categorize your devices by location, department, function, etc. This helps you filter and find assets easily.

To customize the table click the Column View button on top of the table.

By default all data will be checked (displayed), which means all columns will be displayed on the table. Untick the checkbox to hide the column from the table, then click the OK button to save the selection.

The columns on the table will be updated according to your selected data, and will be visible only to yourself.

3. Define your asset criticality

Classify assets based on what your organization deems critical, so you know which assets to prioritize when remediating your issues.

The criticality level will not affect the organization’s Hackability Score calculation.

1 - Tick the checkboxes on the left side of the page. You can select all assets displayed on the page by ticking the first checkbox.

2 - Once selected, several action buttons will appear on the top of the table. Click the Edit Criticality button. An Edit Criticality drawer will appear.

3 - Select the Criticality level on the drawer.

4 - Click on Clear All to remove all the changes.

5 - Click on Apply to apply the changes.

6 - The Criticality level drawer will be closed. The changes will be reflected in the Assets table.

4. Assign your assets to the person in charge

We understand the importance of ownership. To streamline your remediation process, you can assign your assets to the person responsible for managing them.

When a user is assigned to an asset, they will also be assigned to all related issues. Additionally, any new issues that arise in the future will automatically be assigned to the designated asset assignees.

Note that it can take some time for issues and Workouts to be assigned.

1 - Select assets that should be assigned by ticking the checkbox on the left of the table.

2 - Click the Edit Assignee button. An Edit Assignees drawer will appear.

3 - Select assignees to the selected assets by clicking the Add Assignee or Remove Assignee button. A field consisting of a list of users within the organization will appear.

 

4 - Click on the Assignee dropdown and select the assignees from the list. You can select multiple assignees.

5 - Click on Apply to apply the changes. The edit assignee drawer will be closed. The changes will be reflected in the All Asset table.

5. Tag your assets

In Autobahn Fit, asset tags function as a critical organizational tool for managing your device inventory. Assigning relevant tags to your assets allows for:

  • Enhanced searchability: Categorize devices by department, location, function (e.g., technology type), or criticality. This facilitates efficient filtering and retrieval of specific asset groups.
  • Targeted reporting: Leverage tags to tailor reports to your specific needs. Generate reports focusing on critical assets in a particular location, or those within a designated technology category.

Tags are fully customizable, so you can adapt them to your organizational structure.

1 - After you select the assets, click on Edit Tag.

2 - Click the Add Tags or Remove tags button on the drawer. A field to select or input new tags will appear.

3 - Click the Add tags or Remove tags dropdown. Select the tag from the list or input new tags in the field.

4 - The selected tags will be shown on the field. Click the “x” button next to the tags to cancel the action.

 

5 - The selected tags will appear on the selected assets fields. You can exclude the tag from specific assets by clicking the “x” button next to the tag.

6 - Click on Apply to apply the changes. The edit tags drawer will be closed. The changes will be reflected in the All Asset table.

6. Delete assets that you want to exclude

If any assets do not belong to your organization or are no longer important to you, you can delete them from your asset inventory. To delete your assets:

1 - Select assets you want to delete by ticking the checkbox on the left side of the asset, then click the Delete button on top of the table. 

2 - A confirmation box will appear. Click the Delete button in the confirmation box.

Removing assets will also result in the removal of any related issues, which can affect your organization's Hackability Score.

Make sure that you remove any assets from scheduled scans. Otherwise they will reappear in your organization.