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Your inventory list

1. Devices

no.	model	memory, storage	operating system	IP, serial number	current user	date of entry
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2. Network connections, network protections, and VPN

no.	type	provider, contact details	location	status	configuration	date of entry
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3. Antivirus and other protection software

no.	type	provider, contact details	location	status	date of last update	update version	date of entry
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4. List of apps and software

no.	name	provider, contact details	update version	person authorized to access	device authorized to access	date of entry
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5. List of users' accounts

no.	user's account	location	status: active, inactive, dormant, shared, local, admin	date of entry
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6. List of vulnerabilities, gaps, and attacks

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Your inventory list. Template

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Thanks to this toolkit, a trainee will understand how to create an inventory list of company resources; enhance his/ her company's security; and prepare for a possible hacker attack.

In this toolkit, you will find 6 templates for an inventory list in a table format. You can use each template for your company's use, either by editing it on your computer or printing and handwriting the data.

The European Commission's support for the production of this publication does not constitute an endorsement of the contents, which reflect the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

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