the inventory module
allows users to create a unified database of users and assets, including servers, workstations, network devices, information systems, and objects in a cluster infrastructure. It ensures that the asset database is kept up to date.
integration of data from various sources
The Inventory module automatically collects and updates the asset database using information from various sources such as Active Directory, CMDB, IPAM, SCCM, SCOM, Tufin, FireEye, Qualys, and others. It also resolves conflicts and prioritizes field values obtained from different sources, performs asset list deduplication, and provides other functions.
asset card
The Inventory module generates an asset card containing up-to-date information based on data from various sources. The reference data stores complete information with values for all important fields of the object (asset or user) obtained from each inventory information source.
The module interface allows for convenient navigation through assets and identifies those for which data is received in a timely manner, as well as those with issues in periodic information updates.
For assets, digital fingerprints (fingerprint) are created based on mathematical models, allowing for automatic monitoring of their status, analysis of changes, and elimination of asset duplication (deduplication process).
The module interface allows for convenient navigation through assets and identifies those for which data is received in a timely manner, as well as those with issues in periodic information updates.
For assets, digital fingerprints (fingerprint) are created based on mathematical models, allowing for automatic monitoring of their status, analysis of changes, and elimination of asset duplication (deduplication process).
SAF eco system
The greatest impact and benefits of the Inventory module are realized when used in conjunction with other SAF modules.
For example, the Inventory module plays a crucial role in incident investigation by providing a centralized repository of information and facilitating efficient analysis. It helps investigators gather evidence, identify the scope of the incident, and take appropriate actions to mitigate future risks.
Investigating security incidents or IT incidents using the inventory and Incident Manager module, you can obtain up-to-date and detailed information about all the objects and users involved in the incident in a unified interface.
For example, the Inventory module plays a crucial role in incident investigation by providing a centralized repository of information and facilitating efficient analysis. It helps investigators gather evidence, identify the scope of the incident, and take appropriate actions to mitigate future risks.
Investigating security incidents or IT incidents using the inventory and Incident Manager module, you can obtain up-to-date and detailed information about all the objects and users involved in the incident in a unified interface.
