SecurityInsight settings · Settings > Risk Analysis reports
Internet-exposed network ranges
| Key | SI_InternetExposedRanges |
|---|---|
| Where | Settings > Risk Analysis reports > Internet exposure |
| Type | List |
| Default | None: only what Defender, Exposure Graph, Azure and Shodan report counts as exposure. |
| Edition | Community |
What it does
Address ranges that are reachable from the internet by design, such as a DMZ or an online landing zone. An asset with an address in them counts as internet exposed in the risk score.
When set
Assets with an address in these ranges get the Internet exposed risk factor, which adds its impact (default 4) to the asset side of their findings' risk score.
When blank or default
Left blank, the default applies: None: only what Defender, Exposure Graph, Azure and Shodan report counts as exposure.
Risk and how to reverse it
Changes what the Risk Analysis reports show, how findings are filtered or scored, or where reports go, from the next run; earlier reports are unchanged. Hiding findings can make real exposure invisible to readers. Reversible: change it back.
Requires
Nothing else.
Recommended
Keep the default. Change it when: When you have network segments that face the internet that the providers do not flag, for example a DMZ behind a firewall NAT.
Documented for SecurityInsight 3.0.79. Written by the SecurityInsight team; Invardia publishes it. · All settings · Security review pack