> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bfore.ai/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bfore.ai/docs/console/my-assets.md).

# My assets

The **My assets** page lists the domains your company has registered for protection. Each asset shows its protection status and, for actively monitored domains, live activity counters.

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## Asset cards

Each asset shows:

* The domain name, with a copy button, and when it was added.
* A status chip: **Active** (monitored for attacks), **Owned** (on your safelist, excluded from monitoring), **Deactivated**, or **Onboarding Pending**.
* For active assets, four counters linking to the related pages:
  * **Disrupted attacks** - attacks blocked for this asset.
  * **Requested takedowns** and **Completed takedowns**.
  * **Attack costs prevented** - the estimated losses avoided.

The counters reflect the selected date range.

## Adding an asset

Admins can click **Add asset** to open the "Add a new asset" dialog:

* **Domain to protect** (required) - for example `google.com`.
* **Type** - **Active** (monitored for attacks) or **Owned** (added to your safelist and excluded from monitoring).

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If the domain is already registered, the platform tells you it exists.

## Editing an asset's status

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Admins can click the pencil icon on an asset to change its status, then **Save** or **Cancel**.

## Filtering, searching, and exporting

* **Search asset names** - type and press Enter.
* **Type** filter - all statuses or a specific one.
* **Date range** - affects the activity counters on each card.
* **CSV** - exports the list with name, status, and creation date.


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