Feature

Description

Automatically delete assets that are not in the latest asset scope

When checked, assets that are not in the IP range specified in Asset Scope are automatically deleted from Assets.

Automatically delete assets that have been inactive or have no traffic received or sent for 30 consecutive days

Assets that have been inactive or have no traffic received or sent for a specified number of consecutive days are automatically deleted. When integrated with Cyber Command, this feature is not displayed, and the automatic asset deletion time is determined by the time defined by Cyber Command for moving assets to inactive.

Scan for assets that have no traffic received and sent

The default concurrency for IP address scanning is 50. When this option is checked, the concurrency for IP address scanning by an individual CPU is 256, which significantly improves asset identification speed.

Interval between two scans for all assets

The interval between two consecutive scans of assets within the specified scan scope.

Interval between two scans for an asset

The interval between two consecutive scans of an asset. Assets identified in a scan have a cooldown period, during which the assets are not scanned until the cooldown period expires.

Assets are online when they are active or have traffic received or sent for a custom period of time

When checked, assets with received or sent traffic detected by Network Secure are displayed as online.

Obtain MAC by SNMP

For a cross-network segment asset scan, Network Secure can obtain the device's IP address, type, and vendor, but not the MAC address. To obtain the MAC address, click Obtain MAC by SNMP. For details, see the Obtain MAC by SNMP section under Policies > Authentication > User Authentication > Authentication Options.