Asset Details

The Asset Details page provides a comprehensive view of a specific asset in your Bugcrowd organization. From here, you can review metadata, track history, assess security posture, and make updates.

  • Log in to your Bugcrowd organization.
  • Go to Assets.
  • Select any asset view page (e.g., All assets, Domain, Network, Service).
  • Click on an Asset Name.
  • The Asset Details view will open.

General Information

At the top of the Asset Details page, you will find high-level information about the asset:

  • Asset Name and Type: Displays the class and type (e.g., Network > IP Address).
  • Status: Current lifecycle state of the asset (New, Approved, Rejected, Deprecated, Investigate).
  • Asset Criticality: Indicates the asset’s importance in business operations (Low, Moderate, High, Critical).

Available Actions

From the top of the Asset Details page, you can:

  • Assign: Add the asset to a Bugcrowd Security Program.
  • Edit: Edit details (Details, Programs and Asset Groups, Security Posture, and Properties).
  • Row-Level Actions (… menu):
    • Edit tags
    • Add to group
    • Archive asset

Tabs in Asset Details

The Asset Details page contains four tabs with detailed information:

Overview

Provides general information and security posture.

Details

  • Asset Name and Type
  • Status
  • Asset Criticality
  • Tags and Labels
  • Discovery Source (Bugcrowd EASM, Data import, Manual entry)
  • Timestamps: First seen, Last seen, Last updated, Last vuln scan.

Security Posture

  • Asset Criticality Score (0-40): Numeric score calculated from key factors to indicate the importance of an asset
  • Factors: Business Criticality, Environment, Sensitivity, Exposure Status
  • Values and Scores: Each factor scored 0-10
  • Vulnerabilities: Count of issues by severity (Critical, Severe, Moderate, Low)

Programs and Asset Groups

  • Assigned Security Programs
  • Assigned Asset Groups

Properties

Displays asset-specific technical details. This section updates dynamically depending on the asset type.

Relationships

Shows linked data and dependencies:

  • Associated domains
  • Associated records
  • Associated IPs
  • Open ports

Clicking an associated object will open its Asset Details view.

History

Provides a full audit trail of changes, including:

  • Date/Time: When the update occurred
  • Edited Field: Attribute changed
  • Previous vs. New Values: Before/after change
  • User/Source: Who made the change (manual entry or integration)

Best Practices

  • Regularly review Asset Criticality factors to ensure accuracy.
  • Use tags with asset details for easier filtering across large inventories.
  • Use the History Tab for compliance and audit reporting.
  • Monitor Relationships to keep dependencies and exposures up to date.