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Unreliable Asset Inventory
IT teams cannot maintain an accurate, complete, and trustworthy inventory of assets and their relationships, leaving undocumented devices, stale CMDB data, and shadow IT unseen.
In their words
Our OT environment is apparently pretty messy: unmanaged/rogue devices, weak standards, security risks, old designs, and production teams that avoid changes because nobody wants to risk downtime.
We are unable to renew our license because it feels impossible to get a response from their sales team.
I can't for the life of me get an accurate report of devices with Zoom installed with or without version specification.
has anyone here used a BIA product that they actually liked to perform risk assessment by business process and map to assets? I really don’t want to use Archer again
the thought of doing this for numerous vendors makes me want to quit my job
We needed something to create golden records for our asset inventory from all the tools we already have.
He left me a list of passwords and no documentation at all.
It's still the only thing that reconciles two systems... Nobody wants to own it, everyone's a little afraid to touch it, and it has exactly zero tests.
The real problem isnt that the data is missing. Its that nobody agreed on what we were counting in the first place.
servers are sometimes deployed or decommissioned without the scanning team being notified
The technical fix is never the bottleneck. The bottleneck is figuring out who the hell is supposed to do it.
Recently they had an issue with a piece of automation I have no creds to nor any visibility on and my boss came down on me.
IT and security teams
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/cybersecurity
- r/AskNetsec
- r/ciso
- r/servicenow
- r/ITManagers
- r/devsecops
- r/ITProfessionals
Tools they use today
- CMDB
- ServiceNow
- Excel
- Microsoft Intune
- Action1
- Qualys
- SharePoint
- Armis
Why those fall short
- devices show inactive in RMM/MDM so they cannot be fixed
- Copilot search not the best; RMM lapsed; no ticketing system
- no tests, no owner, no documentation, nobody understands them
- Lansweeper pricing tiers and Freshservice license tracking lacking
- OT devices lack networking features; no window for changes; tools not built for OT
Map of ideas
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