Data Import
You can manually import assets using CSV or JSON files.
CSV Format
Your CSV must have a header row. Recognized columns:
ip(required)nametype(e.g., server, router, plc)mac_address
Third-Party Solutions (Nozomi, Armis, Claroty...)
CoreSight automatically detects and integrates exports (files or "tables") generated by market OT/IoT cybersecurity solutions (Nozomi Networks CMC/Vantage, Armis, Claroty, etc.).
The following tables are natively supported:
| Table / File | Content | Key Extracted Columns |
|---|---|---|
assets.csv | Core equipment inventory. | mac_address, ip, vendor, type, os_or_firmware, risk_score |
links.csv | Network topology and flows between assets. | from, to (communication links) |
nodes.csv | Network traffic metadata per endpoint. | zone, sent.bytes, received.bytes, label |
cves.csv | Known vulnerabilities (CVE) associated with assets. | cve, score (CVSS), likelihood, epss_score |
cpes.csv | Hardware and software enumerations. | cpe, vendor, product, version |
Note: In the future, other data structures and new tables will be supported automatically.
JSON Format
JSON files must contain an array of asset objects. This format is preferred for complex data including vulnerabilities.