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Network Assessment Asset Detail Report Network Assessment Prepared for: CONFIDENTIALITY NOTE: The information contained in this report is for the exclusive use of Sample Company the client specified above and may contain confidential, privileged, and non-disclosable information. If you are not the client or addressee, you are strictly prohibited from reading, Prepared by: photocopying, distributing, or otherwise using this report or its contents in any way. AMS Networks Scan Date: 01-Apr-2014 22-Feb-2019 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT Table of Contents 1 - Domain: CORP.MYCO.COM 1.1 - BKRICKEY-WIN7 1.2 - COSTEN-SG 1.3 - DAVIS-XP 1.4 - DC01 1.5 - DC02 1.6 - DC03 1.7 - DELL120720 1.8 - DEV_2012-CORE 1.9 - DEVTFS 1.10 - DEVWIKI 1.11 - DHAROLD-PC 1.12 - ENGINEERS 1.13 - ENTCERTS 1.14 - EXCHANGE2013 1.15 - FILE2012-1 1.16 - FTDELLLAPTOP 1.17 - FT-LENOVO 1.18 - GHAMMOND-LT 1.19 - HJOEL-VM-WIN764 1.20 - HJOEL-WIN764 1.21 - HPV00 1.22 - HV01 1.23 - HV02 1.24 - HV03 1.25 - HV04 1.26 - HV05 1.27 - HV2012-1 1.28 - HYPERV-02 1.29 - HYPERV-03 1.30 - ISA1 PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 2 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT 1.31 - JAGA 1.32 - JAMIE-PC 1.33 - JIM-WIN7 1.34 - JIM-WIN8 1.35 - JOES-PC 1.36 - MARKETING-1 1.37 - MELKINS-HP 1.38 - MIGTEST 1.39 - MMAYHEMON1 1.40 - MMAYHEMON-HP 1.41 - MSUMMER-LT 1.42 - MWEST-WIN864 1.43 - MYCO 1.44 - MYCO30DEV 1.45 - MYCO-ATL-CORE 1.46 - MYCODEMO 1.47 - MYCO-INSPIRON1 1.48 - MYCOPATCH 1.49 - MYCOROOTAUTH 1.50 - OPS001 1.51 - PABUILD 1.52 - PKWIN7ENT 1.53 - PKWIN8 1.54 - PS01 1.55 - PSIMPSON1 1.56 - PSIMPSON-WIN764 1.57 - PSIMPSON-WIN7TEST 1.58 - QB02 1.59 - QBSERVER 1.60 - RANCOR 1.61 - REMOTE 1.62 - REX 1.63 - RS01 PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 3 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT 1.64 - SALES01 1.65 - SE-DAVIS 1.66 - SHAREPOINT-01 1.67 - SHARLISE-WIN8 1.68 - SHREDDER 1.69 - SLOWE-WIN8 1.70 - SPIELÖÄÜ 1.71 - SQL2012-01 1.72 - STORAGE01 1.73 - TANDEM 1.74 - THRASH2 1.75 - USER-PC23 1.76 - UTIL01 1.77 - UTIL12 1.78 - VM-JDAVIS-WIN7 1.79 - VM-WIN7 1.80 - WINDESKTOP 1.81 - WIN-HNQ8G0O1RAI 1.82 - WINXP32 1.83 - WINXP64 2 - No Domain 2.1 - SLOWE-WIN7.CORP.MYCO.COM 3 - Printers 4 - Network Devices PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 4 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT 1 - Domain: Corp.MyCo.com 1.1 - CORP.MYCO.COM\BKRICKEY-WIN7 Computer IP address Windows 7 Enterprise (x86) Service Pack 1 (Build 7601) 10.0.7.74 Risk Section System Risk Score System Issue Score Issues n Operating system in Extended Support (20 pts) System Profile Profile OS Windows 7 Enterprise Windows Key BBBBB-BBBBB-BBBBB-BBBBB-BBBBB Manufacturer Dell Inc./Vostro 230 Service Tag/Serial Number 830TRL1 Processor Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E5400 @ 2.70GHz 64-bit ready Multi-core (2 total) Not hyper-threaded OS Install Date 06-Jun-2012 12:14:51 PM Last Active Directory Check-in 01-Apr-2014 7:35:21 PM System Memory Memory Serial # Speed Size PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 5 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT Memory Bank: Memory Bank0 (In Use) 1333 2048 MB MHz Memory Bank: Memory Bank1 (In Use) 1333 1024 MB MHz Total Memory 3072 MB Disk Space Utilization Volumes Driv Volume Label Filesyste Capacit Used % Used Availabl % e m y e Available C: C Drive 288.05 45.51 15.80% 242.54 84.20% GB GB GB D: RECOVERY 10 GB 4.69 GB 46.90% 5.31GB 53.10% Physical Drives Model Serial Number Type Size Volumes WDC WD3200AAKS-75L9A0 2020202057202d Hard Drive 298.09 ATA Device 444d5756415632 GB 303033343036 Windows IP Configuration Unknown Type adapter : Description Broadcom NetLink (TM) Gigabit Ethernet Physical Address 00:26:2D:28:C5:47 IPv4 Address 10.0.7.74;fe80::8176:9cb6:2173:b513 Default Gateway 10.0.1.1 Endpoint Security Security Center Antivirus PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 6 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT GFI Software VIPRE Enabled Yes Up-to-date No Antispyware GFI Software VIPRE Enabled Yes Up-to-date No Windows Defender Enabled No Up-to-date Yes Firewall GFI Software VIPRE Enabled No Up-to-date No Windows Firewall Enabled Yes Domain Setting On Private Setting On Public Setting On Detected by Services Antivirus GFI Languard Enabled Yes Antispyware GFI Languard Enabled Yes Firewall No firewall services found that were not already in Security Center Patch Status PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 7 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT MBSA Issue Score Assessment Security Updates Unable to scan Cannot contact Windows Update Agent on target computer, possibly due to firewall settings. Local Account Password Strength Assessment Assessment: Strong Security Administrator - Weak, Disabled Guest - Weak, Disabled Connected Printers (from WMI) IP Address Printer Name Accessed From Location Location 10.0.7.74 Brother MFC- 9320CW Printer Shares UNC PATH Remark \\BKRICKEY-WIN7\ADMIN$ C:\Windows \\BKRICKEY-WIN7\C$ C:\ \\BKRICKEY-WIN7\D$ D:\ \\BKRICKEY-WIN7\IPC$ \\BKRICKEY-WIN7\Temp C:\Temp Installed Applications Windows Applications Application Name Version Adobe Flash Player 12 ActiveX 12.0.0.77 Adobe Flash Player 12 Plugin 12.0.0.77 Adobe Reader X (10.1.9) 10.1.9 CCleaner 4.00 Citrix Online Launcher 1.0.122 PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 8 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT Application Name Version GFI Business Agent 6.2.5505 Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.1 4.5.50938 Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2013 15.0.4420.1017 Microsoft Online Services Sign-in Assistant 7.250.4287.0 Microsoft Silverlight 5.1.30214.0 Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Compact Edition [ENU] 3.1.0000 Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable - x86 9.0.30729.4148 9.0.30729.4148 Microsoft Visual C++ 2008 Redistributable - x86 9.0.30729.6161 9.0.30729.6161 MSXML 4.0 SP2 Parser and SDK 4.20.9818.0 QuickBooks File Doctor 3.5.3 QuickBooks Premier: Professional Services Edition 2012 22.0.4008.2206 ScreenConnect Client (2872323bbe412f4c) 4.1.6060.5144 TreeSize Free V2.4 2.4 VirtualCloneDrive Windows Live Essentials 16.4.3505.0912 License Keys None Detected Common Listening Ports Remote RDP IP Address Computer Name (3389/TCP) 10.0.7.74 BKRICKEY-WIN7 ü Local Unable to collect remotely PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 9 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT 1.2 - CORP.MYCO.COM\COSTEN-SG Computer IP address Windows 7 Enterprise 10.0.7.24 Risk Section System Risk Score System Issue Score Issues n Inactive computers (15 pts) System Profile Profile OS Windows 7 Enterprise Processor Last Active Directory Check-in 08-Jun-2013 3:39:38 AM System Memory None Detected Disk Space Utilization None Detected Windows IP Configuration None Detected PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 10 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT Endpoint Security Security Center Antivirus Unable to scan Antispyware Unable to scan Firewall Unable to scan Detected by Services Antivirus Unable to scan Antispyware Unable to scan Firewall Unable to scan Patch Status Unable to scan Local Account Password Strength Assessment Unable to scan Connected Printers Unable to scan Shares Unable to scan Installed Applications PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 11 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT Windows Applications None Detected License Keys Unable to scan Common Listening Ports Remote None Detected Local Unable to collect remotely PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 12 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT 1.3 - CORP.MYCO.COM\DAVIS-XP Computer IP address Windows 8 Enterprise (x64) unknown (Build 9200) 10.0.7.10 Risk Section System Risk Score System Issue Score Issues n Inactive computers (15 pts) System Profile Profile OS Windows 8 Enterprise Manufacturer Gateway/DX4870 Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-2130 CPU @ 3.40GHz 64-bit ready Multi-core (2 total) Not hyper-threaded OS Install Date 18-Feb-2014 5:51:03 AM Last Active Directory Check-in 23-Sep-2013 11:36:56 AM System Memory Memory Serial # Speed Size Memory Bank: Memory Bank0 (In Use) 1333 MHz 4096 MB Memory Bank: Memory Bank1 (In Use) 1333 MHz 2048 MB Total Memory 6144 MB PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 13 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT Disk Space Utilization Volumes % Filesyste Availabl Drive Volume Label Capacity Used % Used Availabl m e e C: 127 GB 33.14 GB 26.09% 93.86GB 73.91% Physical Drives Model Serial Number Type Size Volumes ST500DM002-1BD142 S2ALCY6M Hard Drive 465.76 GB Windows IP Configuration Unknown Type adapter : Description Intel(R) 82579V Gigabit Network Connection Physical Address 4C:72:B9:8A:AC:85 IPv4 Address 10.0.7.10;fe80::f4f2:7d07:6fb1:1b96 Default Gateway 10.0.1.1 Endpoint Security Security Center Antivirus Windows Defender Enabled Yes Up-to-date Yes Antispyware PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 14 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT Windows Defender Enabled Yes Up-to-date Yes Firewall Windows Firewall Enabled Yes Domain Setting On Private Setting On Public Setting On Detected by Services Antivirus No antivirus services found that were not already in Security Center Antispyware No antispyware services found that were not already in Security Center Firewall No firewall services found that were not already in Security Center Patch Status MBSA Issue Score Assessment Security Updates Unable to scan Cannot contact Windows Update Agent on target computer, possibly due to firewall settings. Local Account Password Strength Assessment Assessment: Strong Security Administrator - Weak, Disabled Guest - Weak, Disabled Connected Printers PROPRIETARY & CONFIDENTIAL Page 15 of 373 Asset Detail Report NETWORK ASSESSMENT None Detected Shares UNC PATH Remark \\DAVIS-XP\ADMIN$ C:\Windows \\DAVIS-XP\C$ C:\ \\DAVIS-XP\IPC$ Installed Applications Windows Applications Application Name Version
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