PILAR presents a summary of assets, counting asset classes (the number of assets with a mark in each class). The counts may be aggregated by layers, by security domains, or by information sources. The outcome is like the following one:

Each column refers to a major class of assets. For instance, [1] marks [SW]. In column [1] there are 3 assets with classes of this column, all of them in layer [E].

Each row refers to a layer (or domain, or source). For instance, [2] marks [E]. In row [2], 1 asset has a mark in class [availability], 2 assets in [D], 3 assets in [D], and so on. Altogether, there are 5 assets in this layer.

The totals may not match the addition of the cells since one asset may mark several classes.

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