Windows Server Failover Clustering (WSFC) is a feature of the Windows Server platform for improving the high availability (HA) of applications and services. WSFC is the successor to Microsoft Cluster Service (MSCS).
Configuration and patch management solutions provide diverse information about your devices, the software installed on them, which patches exist, and more.
Endpoint security agents used for detection, prevention, and response provide rich information regarding device security posture, vulnerabilities, and whether indicators of compromise are present.
Organizations are moving more of their infrastructure to the cloud, making cloud infrastructure a critical datapoint for cybersecurity asset management.
Many of today’s systems - whether they are on-premise or in the cloud - are virtualized, making virtualization platforms a key data source for cybersecurity asset management.
Network Infrastructure data helps you understand when and how devices connect to your network, and whether they’re managed by IT and Security solutions.
Connecting CMDB platforms allow you to see which devices are missing from existing asset inventories, and push contextual data to existing asset records.
