This document describes how to use the Asset Fingerprints feature.
Overview
Asset Fingerprints provides detailed asset data including server resource monitoring, accounts, ports, and processes, and gives you a quick overview of assets affected by security events.
Quota and Limits
You have at lease one server bound with a CWPP Pro/Ultimate license.
The following lists the asset fingerprint items collected in different CWPP editions.
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| 10 types of assets: Resource Monitoring, Accounts, Ports, Processes, Software Applications, Databases, Web Applications, Web Services, Web Frameworks, and Websites |
| 15 types of assets: Resource Monitoring, Accounts, Ports, Processes, Software Applications, Databases, Web Applications, Web Services, Web Frameworks, Websites, JAR Archive Files, Startup Services, Scheduled Tasks, Environment Variables, and Kernel Modules |
Note:
Asset fingerprint data is collected automatically every 8 hours (manual collection is supported).
Operation Guide
2. Click Asset Fingerprints on the left sidebar. The fields and operations related to the feature are described as follows.
Resource Monitoring
Collects the data on server system load, memory usage, and disk usage.
Accounts
Collects the data of all accounts on the server.
Ports
Collects the data of all used ports of the server.
Processes
Collects the data of all processes running on the server.
Software Applications
Collects the data of all software applications running on the server.
Databases
Collects the data of all databases running on the server.
Web Applications
Collects the data of all Web applications running on the server.
Web Services
Collects the data of all Web services running on the server.
Web Frameworks
Collects all Web frameworks applied on the server.
Websites
Collect the data of all websites deployed on the server.
Java Archive Files
Collect the data of all Java archive files on the server.
Startup Services
Collect the data of all startup services on the server.
Scheduled Tasks
Collect the data of all scheduled tasks on the server.
Environment Variables
Collect the data of all environment variables of the server.
Kernel Modules
Collect the data of all kernel modules of the server.
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