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Along side of this there should be a way to label and select device type or name for all detections. Not all devices are Agent or SNMP compatible and will just sit in Network discovery unknown by all techs but if they could be labeled and filtered to identify them then enrolling tech could identify each and clear it from being harmful. This would allow tech later to have more information and more quickly know the network environment when events/alerts occur. Additionally you could add MAC address vendor lookup to identify the device further.