CSC automatically synchronizes the security status of connected Tencent Cloud assets. You can also manually add non-Tencent Cloud IPs/domains for unified management. See below of the list of supported Tencent Cloud assets:
Asset types
Assets
Servers
CVMs
External servers
Lighthouse instances
Edge Compute Machine instances
Containers
Containers
Local images
Repository images
Nodes
Clusters
Pods
Public IPs
IPs
High-availability virtual IPs
EIPs
External IPs
Elastic IPv6 addresses
Anycast IPs
Domains
Tencent Cloud domains
External domains
Network assets - Gateways
NAT gateways
VPN gateways
CLBs
NAT firewalls
Probes
Network assets - ENIs
ENIs
Private networks
VPCs
Subnets
Databases
TencentDB for MySQL
TencentDB for Redis
TencentDB for MariaDB
TencentDB for PostgreSQL
TencentDB for MongoDB
Other cloud resources
Cloud Block Storage
Cloud Object Storage
Cloud File Storage
Message Queue
Elasticsearch Service
Updating assets
On the Assets page, click Manual update in the upper left corner. CSC automatically obtains and lists data of Tencent Cloud assets. This process may take 3 to 5 minutes if there are many assets. It takes even longer for updating container assets.
Note:
Data of Tencent Cloud assets are automatically synchronized. For external assets, see Adding External Assets.
Searching for assets
On the assets page, select By asset types to query servers, containers, domains, and public IPs assets under the account.
On the assets page, select By assets to query which VPCs are available in each region, and which assets are located within each VPC from a network structure perspective.
Tagging critical assets
Common critical assets are automatically tagged. You can also manually tag critical assets of your services as needed.
On the assets page, select the target non-critical asset, and click More > Tag as Critical . Tag the asset, and the tag appears to the right of the asset name.
On the assets page, select the target critical asset, and click More > Remove from Critical .
On the Assets page, you can filter out critical/non-critical assets. You can also check the status of security product related with an asset.
Servers are protected by CWPP.
IPs are protected by CFW.
Domains are protected by WAF.
Note:
Keep checking the security status of your critical assets and make sure they are protected.
Adding custom tags for assets
1. On the Assets page, select the target asset, and click
in the tag column to add a custom tag.
2. In the tag editing window, select the tag key and tag value, and click OK .
3. After adding tags, click Tags to view assets by custom tags.
Adding external assets
1. If you need to manage the non-Tencent Could assets, click Manually Add Asset at the upper right corner on the assets page.
2. In the manual asset addition window, enter public IPs and domains outside Tencent Could, check the acknowledgment, and click OK .
Note:
This feature is now only available to beta users. To try it out, please submit a ticket.
Make sure that the assets to add are owned by the current organization. The account owner shall bear the legal responsibility for unauthorized usage of the assets.
Managing assets under multiple accounts
Click Multi-account in the upper right corner and select one or more accounts of members under the same organization. You can view assets of the selected accounts. For more information, see Multiple Account Management.
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