SecurityInsight settings · Settings > Guards
Far fewer assets from a source: what to do
| Key | SI_Pro_SourceDropout_AssetDropAction |
|---|---|
| Where | Settings > Guards (safety checks) > Data-quality warnings |
| Type | enum |
| Default | confirm |
| Edition | pro |
What it does
What happens when a source's collection completes with far fewer assets than its last good collection (down by the data-quality asset drop limit or more). That can be a real clean-up, for example many Azure resources removed, or a source that answered only in part.
When set
confirm: the last good collection is kept (nothing is marked not seen), the run goes on, and the drop is accepted by itself when the next complete collection of that source shows the same level -- a real clean-up takes effect one run later. accept: the collection is taken as it comes and the safety check only reports it.
When blank or default
Left blank, the default applies: confirm
Risk and how to reverse it
Accept: a source that answered only in part is taken as the truth at once -- the assets it no longer lists are marked not seen, and their CIs retire after the usual days. Confirm (the default) costs one run when a clean-up is real. Reversible at once; it applies from the next collection.
Requires
A SecurityInsight Pro licence.
Recommended
Keep the default. Change it when: Set accept when large clean-ups are normal for you and must show at once.
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