Assets

The Assets view allows you to view and manage all of your assets. You can quickly see which assets are new or updated, which class the asset belongs to, and other useful asset information.

Important: Because they do not include a hardware ID attribute, Microsoft Entra ID devices managed by Microsoft Intune's mobile device management (MDM) are not visible in the Tenable Inventory Assets view.

To access the Assets view:

  1. Access the Inventory View view.

    The Assets view appears by default.

Score / Score (Beta) Toggle

In the upper-right corner of the Assets view, you can toggle between Score or Score (Beta) to compare the differences in your scoring using old and new Tenable data models.

When switching between data models, you can expect to see changes in your scores as well as some of the items available in the Assets and Asset Details views.

Tip: Wondering why your scores are changing? See the Tenable One Scoring Explained Quick-Reference Guide for more information.
Note: Your toggle selection persists until you or another user changes the selection.

In the Assets view, you can:

  • View the total number of assets within your container.

  • View the total number of new assets discovered within the last 7 days.

  • View the total number of updated assets within your container in the last 7 days.

  • In the class drop-down, filter the asset list by a specific asset class. For more information, see Asset Classes.

    The asset numbers at the top of the page and the asset list update accordingly.

  • Use the search box above the asset list to search for a specific asset in the list.

  • View a list of your assets, including the following information:

    • Name — The asset identifier. Tenable Inventory assigns this identifier based on the presence of certain asset attributes in the following order:

      1. Agent Name (if agent-scanned)

      2. NetBIOS Name

      3. FQDN

      4. IPv6 address

      5. IPv4 address

      For example, if scans identify a NetBIOS name and an IPv4 address for an asset, the NetBIOS name appears as the Asset Name.

    • AES — The Asset Exposure Score for the asset. The AES represents the asset's relative exposure as an integer between 0 and 1000. A higher AES indicates higher exposure.

      Note: Tenable Inventory does not calculate an AES for unlicensed assets.

    • Class — The class type associated with the asset. For more information, see Asset Classes.

    • Weaknesses — The weaknesses associated with the asset. For more information, see Weaknesses.

      Tip: Click on a weakness count to navigate directly to the Weaknesses view.
    • Number of tags — The number of tags applied to the asset. For more information on tagging an asset, see Tag Assets via the Assets View.

    • Last updated — The date and time at which the asset was last updated.

    • Sources — The application the asset originated from, for example, Tenable Vulnerability Management.

    • Click See details to view more details about an asset. For more information, see View Asset Details.