Inventory Your Assets

When you connect an integration, Mondoo discovers the assets behind it and adds them to your inventory automatically. This page shows you how to view what's been discovered and how to turn on additional data collection with query packs.

Browse your asset inventory

1. In the Mondoo App, navigate to the space you want to look at. (If you want to scope to a subset of assets, navigate to a workspace instead.)

2. In the left navigation under Inventory, select Assets.

   Mondoo groups your assets by integration type, so you can filter the list by platform or status.

   

3. Type a keyword (for example aws or k8s) to filter the list, or select a group to drill in.

4. Select an asset to see its details.

5. On the asset page, select the Data Queries tab to see the output of every query pack that's enabled for the space, including installed packages, running services, network configuration, security groups, and more.

   

Collect extra data with query packs

By default, Mondoo collects the data its security and compliance policies need to score an asset. To collect more detail (full package lists, running processes, cloud resource metadata, and so on), enable a query pack. A query pack is a named collection of MQL queries that runs against your assets and stores the results so you can browse them in the Mondoo App.

1. In the Mondoo App, navigate to the space where you want to collect the extra data.

2. In the left navigation under Inventory, select Query packs. This page lists the query packs available in the space and their status.

   

3. Select Enable Query Pack in the top right to open the catalog of available query packs.

   

4. Find the query pack you want and select Enable. (You can also select Enable next to a pack directly in the list.)

Mondoo starts running the pack against matching assets in the space and surfaces the results on each asset's Data Queries tab.

To turn a query pack off later, return to the Query packs page and disable it from its Status.

Related

• Annotate assets: tag assets with custom metadata so you can group and filter them.
• Search your inventory: find a specific asset, CVE, check, or advisory.