Resources Inventory
Review every distinct resource loaded across your domains under Protection > Resources inventory, and approve the hostnames you recognize.
Resources inventory lists every distinct resource load cside has observed across your domains - scripts, network requests, iframes, and other browser-level resource types - grouped by domain and hostname. It lives under Protection > Resources inventory in the sidebar, alongside Scripts and Alerts.
Resources inventory is rolling out gradually. If you don’t see it in your sidebar yet, contact support@cside.dev to enable it for your team.
The resources table
| Column | What it shows |
|---|---|
| Domain | The domain the resource was loaded on |
| Hostname | The hostname the resource was loaded from |
| Policy | The kind of resource: Connect / XHR, Frame, Object, Worker, Media, Style, Prefetch, Manifest, Image, or Font |
| Vendor | The vendor cside has matched the hostname to, when known |
| Review | Pending (not yet reviewed) or Approved |
| Last seen | When cside last saw this resource load |
Reviewing and approving hostnames
Every hostname starts as Pending. Click the checkmark on a row to mark a hostname Approved, or click it again to revert an approved hostname back to Pending.
Approving a hostname is a team-wide review marker, not an enforcement action: it does not block, allow, or otherwise change what the resource can do. It’s a way to track which hostnames your team has already reviewed and signed off on, separate from the Allow/Block permissions you set per vendor. Because approvals are team-wide, approving or reverting a hostname on one domain affects its review status everywhere else it appears.
Time range
Choose 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, or 3 months from the tabs at the top of the page.
Filtering
- Scope to a domain with the domain dropdown, or leave it on all domains
- Search by hostname
- Filter by Policy, Vendor, or Review status from the filter drawer. The Vendor filter includes an Uncategorized option for resources cside hasn’t matched to a known vendor
Related pages
- Vendor Permissions: control what a vendor’s scripts can actually do, beyond tracking review status here
- Threat Detection: how cside identifies malicious scripts automatically
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