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Assets

Assets represent the systems, applications, and infrastructure that are targets of your security assessments. NEURO provides comprehensive asset management to track what you’re testing and link findings to specific systems.

An asset in NEURO can be:

  • IP addresses and ranges
  • Hostnames and domains
  • Web applications
  • Mobile applications
  • Network devices
  • Cloud resources
  • APIs and services

Each asset includes:

PropertyDescription
NameDescriptive identifier
TypeCategory of asset
IP AddressNetwork address
HostnameDNS name
PortsOpen ports/services
OSOperating system
StatusTesting status
NotesAdditional information
TypeExamples
ServerWeb servers, database servers
WorkstationEmployee computers
Network DeviceRouters, switches, firewalls
Web ApplicationWebsites, web apps
Mobile ApplicationiOS/Android apps
APIREST/SOAP endpoints
Cloud ResourceAWS, Azure, GCP resources
IoT DeviceSmart devices, embedded systems
OtherCustom categories
  1. Open a project
  2. Navigate to Assets tab
  3. View all assets for that project
  • Search by name, IP, hostname
  • Filter by type, status
  • Sort by any column
  • Bulk selection
  1. Go to project Assets tab
  2. Click + Add Asset
  3. Fill in asset details:
    • Name (required)
    • Type
    • IP Address
    • Hostname
    • Ports
    • Operating System
    • Notes
  4. Click Save Asset

Import assets discovered by Nmap:

  1. Click Import from Nmap
  2. Upload your Nmap XML file
  3. Review discovered hosts:
    • IP addresses
    • Hostnames
    • Open ports
    • Services
    • OS detection
  4. Select assets to import
  5. Click Import Selected

Import assets from Nessus scans:

  1. Click Import from Nessus
  2. Upload Nessus export file (.nessus)
  3. Review discovered assets
  4. Import selected assets

Bulk import via CSV:

  1. Click ImportCSV
  2. Download the template
  3. Fill in your asset data
  4. Upload the completed CSV
  5. Map columns to fields
  6. Import assets

CSV Template columns:

name,type,ip_address,hostname,ports,os,notes
Web Server,Server,192.168.1.10,web.example.com,"80,443",Ubuntu 22.04,Primary web server
  1. Click on an asset row
  2. Click Edit or double-click
  3. Modify fields
  4. Click Save Changes

For rapid updates:

  1. Double-click a cell
  2. Edit the value inline
  3. Press Enter to save

Track testing progress:

StatusDescription
Not TestedInitial state
In ProgressCurrently testing
TestedAssessment complete
Out of ScopeExcluded from testing

Update status:

  1. Select asset(s)
  2. Click Status dropdown
  3. Choose new status

Associate vulnerabilities with affected systems:

  1. Open or create a finding
  2. Go to Affected Assets section
  3. Search and select assets
  4. Save the finding
  1. Open asset details
  2. View Related Findings
  3. Click + Link Finding
  4. Select finding(s)

Click an asset to see full details:

  • All asset properties
  • Quick stats
  • Last modified
  • Vulnerabilities affecting this asset
  • Severity breakdown
  • Finding status
  • Detailed port information
  • Service versions
  • Protocol details
  • All changes to the asset
  • Import history
  • Status changes

Perform actions on multiple assets:

  1. Select assets using checkboxes
  2. Click Bulk Actions
  3. Choose action:
    • Update status
    • Update type
    • Add tags
    • Delete
    • Export

Organize assets with tags:

  1. Select asset(s)
  2. Click Tags
  3. Add or remove tags

Common tags:

  • Environment (Production, Staging, Dev)
  • Network segment (DMZ, Internal, External)
  • Priority (Critical, Standard)
  • Owner (Team, Department)
  1. Go to Assets tab
  2. Apply filters if needed
  3. Click ExportCSV

Assets are automatically included in reports:

  • Asset inventory section
  • Findings by asset
  • Asset statistics
Terminal window
# Basic discovery
nmap -sn 192.168.1.0/24 -oX hosts.xml
# Full scan with services
nmap -sV -sC -O -p- 192.168.1.0/24 -oX full_scan.xml
# Web-focused
nmap -sV -p 80,443,8080,8443 192.168.1.0/24 -oX web.xml
  • Import assets at project start
  • Update after each scan phase
  • Verify hostname resolution
  • Document out-of-scope systems
  1. Select asset(s)
  2. Click Delete
  3. Confirm deletion

Next: Learn about Report Generation