For each asset in the asset columns list, USM Anywhere displays useful information to help you manage that asset.

The following table lists the fields you see on the page.

List of the Default Columns in Assets

Column Field Name	Description
Asset Name	Name of the asset.
Agent Type	Platform of the agent. This column displays when you open the Asset List View page from the Agents page.
Agent Version	Version of the agent. This column displays when you open the Asset List View page from the Agents page.
FQDN	Fully qualified domain name.
IP Addresses	IP address for the asset.
Sensor	USM Anywhere Sensor Sensors are deployed into an on-premises, cloud, or multi-cloud environment to collect logs and other security-related data. This data is normalized and then securely forwarded to USM Anywhere for analysis and correlation. name associated with the asset. The type of sensor is also displayed below the sensor name.
Jobs	Number of scheduled jobs. This column is not displayed when you open the Asset List View page from the Agents page.
Asset Type	Device type that identifies the asset. Select an option from the list (see USM Accepted Asset Types for more information). This column is not displayed when you open the Asset List View page from the Agents page.
Alarm Counter	Number of alarms Alarms provide notification of an event or sequence of events that require attention or investigation. detected on the asset.
Event Counter	Number of events related to the asset.
Vulnerabilities Counter	Number of vulnerabilities detected on the asset.
Config Issues	Number of configuration issues related to the asset. This option is only available for Amazon Web Services (AWS Amazon Web Services (AWS) is a suite of cloud computing services from Amazon that make up an on-demand platform giving users access to their computing resources.) and Microsoft Azure Microsoft Azure is a cloud computing platform and infrastructure created by Microsoft for building, deploying, and managing applications and services through a global network of Microsoft-managed data centers. sensors.
Updated	Date on which the asset was updated. The displayed date depends on your computer's time zone.

From the list of assets, you can click any individual asset row to display more information on the selected asset, including how many alarms, events, vulnerabilities, or configuration issues are related to that asset. See Viewing Assets Details for more information.

Each asset includes a check box that you can use to select it. You can select all assets in the same page by clicking the check box in the first column of the header row. You can also select all the assets in the system. See Selecting Assets in Asset List View for more information.

The padlock you can see next to the asset indicates whether the asset has a credential assigned () or not (). See Managing Credentials in USM Anywhere for more information.

You can choose the number of items to display by selecting 20, 50, or 100 below the table. You can classify some columns by clicking the icons to the right side of the heading. You can sort the item information in ascending or descending order.

Click the icon to bookmark an item for quick access.

Choose the view you want in the Layout page. You can see the assets in a list view or in a grid view.

Click Generate Report to open the Configure Report dialog box. See Create an Assets Report for more information.

Click the icon to access the following options. Your access to these options may vary based on your user role. See Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in USM Anywhere for more information:

• Find in Events: Use this option to execute a search of the asset name in the Events page. See Searching Events for more information.
• Look up in OTX: This option searches the IP address of the asset in the OTX page. See Using OTX in USM Anywhere for more information.
• Full Details: See Viewing Assets Details for more information.
• Configure Asset: See Editing Assets for more information.
• Delete Asset: See Deleting the Assets for more information.
• Assign Credentials: See Managing Credentials in USM Anywhere for more information.
• Authenticated Scan: Authenticated scans are performed from inside the machine using a user account with appropriate privileges. This option displays depending on the USM Anywhere Sensor associated with the asset. See Running Authenticated Asset Scans for more information.
• Scan with AlienApp: This option enables you to run an asset scan through an AlienApp. See Running Asset Scans Using an AlienApp for more information.
• Run Scan: This option displays depending on the USM Anywhere Sensor associated with the asset. See Running Asset Scans for more information.
• Configuration Issues: An identified configuration of deployed software or features of software that is in use, which is known to be insecure. This option opens the Assets Details page. The Configuration Issues tab is selected in the page. See Viewing Assets Details for more information.
• Vulnerabilities: This option opens the Assets Details page. The Vulnerabilities tab is selected in the page. See Viewing Assets Details for more information.
• Alarms: This option opens the Assets Details page. The Alarms tab is selected in the page. See Viewing Assets Details for more information.
• Events: Any traffic or data exchange detected by AT&T Cybersecurity products through a sensor or external devices such as a firewall. This option opens the Assets Details page. The Events tab is selected in the page. See Viewing Assets Details for more information.

In the upper-left corner of the page, there is the Actions button.

The Actions button includes the following options. Your access to these options may vary based on your user role. See Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) in USM Anywhere for more information:

• Quick: Use this option to add the asset name and either an IP address or FQDN, and then select a USM Anywhere Sensor. See Adding Assets in the UI for more information.

• Advanced: Use this option to add an asset. This method requires more data related to the asset that you are adding. See Adding Assets in the UI for more information.

• Import Assets: Use this option to add several assets through a CSV file. See Importing Assets from a CSV File for more information.

• Delete selected: See Deleting the Assets for more information.
• Edit Fields: See To assign asset fields to an asset or group of assets for more information.
• Assign Credentials: See Managing Credentials in USM Anywhere for more information.
• Assign Agent Profile: See Assign AlienVault Agent Configuration Profiles to Assets for more information. This option is available for users whose role is Manager.
• Set Sensor: See To assign a sensor to an asset or a set of assets for more information.
• Set Compliance Scope: See Working with Assets and PCI DSS for more information.
• Add to Asset Group Asset groups are administratively created objects that group similar assets for specific purposes.: See Creating an Asset Group for more information.
• Manage Columns: See Configuring Columns on Assets for more information.
• Configure Filters: See Managing Filters for more information.