🌐Assets Management

Overview

Welcome to the Trustline Asset Management Guide for organizations. This guide will provide you with step-by-step instructions on accessing, viewing details, adding new assets, and editing existing assets.

Getting Started

1. Access Assets List

Navigate to the Asset page to access a comprehensive list of managed assets, which includes:

• Type: Categorization of the asset.

• Asset identifier: Identifier for the asset based on its type. For example, the web asset will have a domain while a network asset will have an IP.

• Coverage Programs: Programs or initiatives covering the asset.

• Open Reports: Number of associated open reports.

2. Viewing Asset Details

To view detailed information about a specific asset:

Click View Overview from the dropdown menu.

2.1 Overview Section

The Overview section displays a table containing:

• Type: Type of asset.

• Asset Identifier: Unique identifier.

• Coverage: Programs or initiatives.

• Maximum Severity: The highest potential severity level associated with the asset, categorized as none, low, medium, high, or critical.

• Description: Brief asset description.

2.2 Scope Section

The Scope section displays a table containing:

• Type: Type of program.

• Program Name: Associated program.

• Asset Reports: Reports related to the asset.

• Phase: Current phase of the program.

2.3 Open Reports Section

The Open Reports section displays a table containing:

• Title: Report titles.

• Severity: Severity levels.

• Status: Current report status.

• Statistics: Additional statistics on severity and status of reports.

3. Adding New Assets

To add a new asset to the system:

• Click the Add Asset button.

• Fill out the following fields in the form:

  • Asset Type: Categorizes the asset (e.g. iOS, Android).

  • Asset Identifier: Unique identifier (Full URL, IP address, or Mobile Application Link).

  • Description: Brief description providing context or details.

  • Environmental Score:

    • Confidentiality Requirement: Impact to confidentiality.

    • Integrity Requirement: Integrity considerations.

    • Availability Requirement: Availability constraints.

  • Maximum Severity: Highest potential severity level associated with the asset.

  

4. Editing Assets

To edit an existing asset:

• Click the dropdown menu for the specific asset.

• Select Edit Asset.

• Modify the Environmental Score, Maximum Severity, and Description as needed.

5. Assets Types

Assets types refer to different components or entities within a system or organization that hold value or importance and may need to be protected or managed. Here's a brief explanation of the listed asset types:

1. 1.Web Application

2. 2.iOS Application

3. 3.Huawei Application

4. 4.Cross-platform Application

5. 5.Android Application

6. 6.Source Code

7. 7.API Application

8. 8.Network

9. 9.IoT

10. 10.Other