Network Asset
Discovery
In today's hyperconnected industrial and healthcare environments, the explosion of networked assets – from corporate laptops and cloud workloads to manufacturing sensors and medical devices – has dramatically expanded attack surfaces. Organizations need comprehensive visibility into every user, workload, and device accessing their networks to effectively protect critical operations and sensitive data. Without this foundational insight, security teams cannot implement effective controls or contain potential threats.
Challenges
Today's enterprises struggle with fragmented and outdated asset inventories scattered across spreadsheets, CMDBs, and multiple security tools. Network teams lack real-time visibility into unmanaged and ephemeral devices, while security teams can't effectively track user access permissions or monitor traffic patterns. This limited visibility creates dangerous blind spots that leave organizations vulnerable to lateral movement attacks.



Customer Spotlight
““Elisity has changed how we look at microsegmentation solutions overall and we have now experienced how Elisity is the easiest to implement and easiest to manage.”
CISO
Main Line Health
Network Segmentation Without Compromise
The Numbers
Main Line Health deploys Elisity microsegmentation enterprise-wide across their Cisco infrastructure with Armis integration, providing comprehensive protection at every facility with network presence.
6,000+
Actively Enforced Policies
+100k
IoT, OT, and IoMT Devices Protected
150
Hospitals, Health centers and physicians' practices
3
Days to Deploy
Lack of Continuous Discovery
Organizations can't track the constant flow of new devices joining their networks. Ephemeral and unmanaged devices appear and disappear without detection.


Fragmented Inventories
Device data lives in multiple outdated spreadsheets, CMDBs, legacy asset discovery tools, and disconnected security tools. Teams lack a single source of truth for asset inventory.


Limited Device Context
Networks provide basic device information and most network asset disovery tools, miss critical context about device type, purpose, and behavior. Teams can't effectively classify or group devices.


Resources
Elisity Microsegmentation: Accelerate Zero Trust Security in Weeks, Not Years


Stop East-West Attacks, Microsegment Your Networks
Network Asset Discovery FAQ
Want to know how Elisity discovers every device across your network — even the ones your current tools miss? Here are answers to common questions about asset visibility, classification, and what makes Elisity’s approach unique.
You can’t secure what you can’t see. Elisity’s IdentityGraph™ continuously discovers and tracks every user, device, and workload across your network in real time, even detecting unmanaged or ephemeral assets. This unified visibility ensures no asset is overlooked and closes blind spots attackers could exploit.
Yes, Elisity consolidates and enriches asset data from your existing tools into one unified view. Instead of scattered spreadsheets, you get an up-to-date inventory with rich context (device type, identity, behavior) in the Elisity Cloud Control Center. This single source of truth gives security teams instant, accurate asset information.
No, Elisity deploys without new agents or hardware sensors. It leverages your existing network switches to identify devices, providing full visibility with zero additional footprint or network changes. This means faster deployment with no disruption.
Elisity goes beyond basic device visibility by integrating identity context and enforcing security policies network-wide. It can complement your existing tools, turning device insights into actionable, dynamic microsegmentation policies.
Resources

The Executive's Guide to Breach Containment and Incident Response Strategy Playbooks

Securing Cyber Physical Systems: How Modern Microsegmentation Protects Critical Infrastructure at Scale

From 2.1 Billion Events to 10 Incidents: How We Protect the Elisity Platform
Ready to Prevent Lateral Movement? Secure Your Network in Weeks, Not Years
