Attack Surface: Third Party Assets

The Third Party Assets page [menu-attack-surface.png Attack Surface ➔ Third Party Assets] in the Security Posture Management application shows third-party assets (IP addresses and domains), providing a resilient view of your extended attack surface.

  • Identify and prioritize the most critical assets within your third-party ecosystem.
  • Quickly surface the risk you care about to third parties.
  • Easily access your most important third-party assets all in one place.

Actions

Download Third Party Assets Data

Download the Third Party Assets data (.csv).

Instructions: Select the download.png Download option at the top-right of the table.

Filter the Data

Instructions: Use the filters.png filter options on the left.

Search Assets

Instructions: Use the search bar at the top-right to search by country, company name, and asset (name).

Unmonitor Assets

Instructions:

  1. Use the checkbox_deselected.png Checkboxes to the left of the assets in the table to select assets (checkbox.png selected).
  2. Select the Unmonitor button at the top of the table.
  3. Select the Yes checkbox to confirm and proceed with unmonitoring the selected assets.
  4. Select Unmonitor.

Upload Assets to be Monitored

Upload assets to be monitored in bulk.

By uploading your file you agree to the Bulk Monitoring Disclaimer.

Instructions:

  1. Create a CSV file listing third party assets. Include the following columns with a maximum of 500 rows:
    • asset = Identify the asset by IP address or domain name.
    • company-guid [entity_guid] = Identify the company that should be attributed to the asset by their unique identifier. See GET: Portfolio Details.
  2. Select the upload.png Upload Assets button at the top-right of the page.
  3. Upload the file (drag & drop or select from your directory).
  4. Select Continue.

Vulnerability Evidence Details

View the Vulnerability Evidence Details sheet.

Instructions: Select an asset from the table.

Fields

Asset

The name of the asset.

Asset Type

The type of asset.

Company

The company that owns the asset.

Country

The country where the asset resides.

Findings

The number of findings in the asset.

Importance

The asset importance.

Material/Severe Findings

The number of material and severe assets.

Filters

Asset Type

Filter by asset type.

Values: See asset types.

Importance

Filter by asset importance.

Values: See asset importance.

Number of Findings

Limit by the number of findings.

Values: The minimum & maximum number of findings to include.

  • March 19, 2026: Security Posture Management rebrand.
  • February 4, 2025: Published.
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