The Asset Register gives your organisation a clear, maintained inventory of devices, systems and software — with criticality, ownership, MFA status and review tracking built in. A key part of Cyber Essentials compliance and general good governance.
An accurate asset inventory is the foundation of good cyber security. Without it, you can't know whether all your devices are patched, all your systems have appropriate access controls, or all your software is licensed and up to date. Cyber Essentials requires it — and it just makes sense.
CE requires organisations to know what devices and software are in scope. The Asset Register is designed to directly support that inventory requirement.
Track which assets have MFA enabled, who owns each asset, and what level of access is granted. Gaps become immediately visible rather than discovered during an incident.
Set review intervals for each asset. Overdue reviews surface automatically so nothing slips through the cracks as your asset base grows.
The Asset Register covers the full range of assets relevant to Cyber Essentials and good security practice — from individual devices and servers to cloud services and software.
Laptops, desktops, servers, mobile devices and network equipment. Track make, model, OS, owner and review date.
SaaS platforms, on-premise software, cloud infrastructure. Track licensing status, data classification and MFA enablement.
Rate each asset by criticality (Critical, High, Medium, Low) and assign an owner. When something goes wrong, there's no ambiguity about who is responsible.
When an asset is decommissioned, retire the record rather than deleting it. The audit trail is preserved permanently for compliance purposes.
Asset Register is included in all Cyber Assure plans. Get in touch to find out more.