Assets
Assets are the domains and network ranges you want HoundER to monitor. HoundER uses them as the seeds for discovery — everything under Findings is derived from scanning your assets.
Each asset has a type, either:
- Domain — a hostname, e.g.
acme01.com. - Netblock — a CIDR range, e.g.
10.0.0.0/24.
Adding an asset manually
Click New Asset and fill out the form:
- Project — required. Every asset belongs to exactly one project; this is pre-filled with your currently selected project, and you can pick a different one if you belong to more than one.
- Type — Domain or Netblock.
- Value — the domain name or CIDR.
- Criticality — Critical, High, Medium, or Low.
- Description — free text, up to 1000 characters.
- Tags — freeform labels to help organize assets.
- Scan options — controls whether the asset is included in continuous scanning.
Submit to create the asset. It's queued for discovery and scanning according to its scan options; results begin appearing under Findings as they're detected, which can take anywhere from minutes to a few hours depending on scope.
Importing via CSV
For bulk imports, click Import and upload a .csv, .tsv, .xls, or .txt file. The importer lets you map your file's columns to HoundER fields interactively — there's no fixed header requirement. A sample CSV is available from the import dialog; its columns are:
| Column | Notes |
|---|---|
type | domain or netblock |
value | domain name or CIDR |
name | optional label |
criticality | CRITICAL, HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW |
description | optional |
tags | optional, comma-separated |
Managing existing assets
From the assets table you can search, edit, pause/resume scanning, move assets between projects, export the current list to CSV, or delete assets.