The new metric Sprint exposure change overall shows you the change in risk exposure in the current sprint. A positive value means that more exposure has been reported than remediated, whereas a negative value means that more exposure has been remediated than reported (which is what you should aim for).

You can find this metric in the Analytics section of your organization, group and portfolio. Read more info on sprint-related metrics in our Documentation. Send your comments or questions about these features to help@fluidattacks.com and subscribe to our News channel.

With the new metric Sprint exposure decrement in the Analytics sections, you can find out how much risk exposure (calculated with CVSSF) you have remediated in the current sprint. Remember that you determine the sprint length and start date in the Scope section below Information.

How do you like the new metrics showing your performance during your sprint? You can tell us in an email to help@fluidattacks.com. We invite you to subscribe to our News channel so you do not miss any of these updates.

We are pleased to announce our new metric in the Analytics sections: Sprint exposure increment. This figure lets you know how much your risk exposure (calculated with CVSSF) is increasing in the current sprint. It only focuses on augmentation, so it doesn’t consider decrement resulting from effective remediation. Remember that you determine the sprint length and start date in the Information segment in the Scope section.

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Fluid Attacks’ security tests check your compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA), which is a Federal law that protects the privacy of student education records and the right to have some control over the disclosure of personally identifiable information in them.

You can find this and other standards we are applying at Fluid Attacks in the Compliance section of our Documentation. The version used in this section is FERPA amended on July 6, 2000. Write to us at help@fluidattacks.com if you have any comments or questions about this standard.

The new Feature preview will give you early access to changes to the ARM features. This way, you can give us feedback before we make official releases. You can enable this feature in the User information drop-down menu.

Send your comments or questions about this feature to help@fluidattacks.com. We invite you not to miss any of these updates by subscribing to our News channel.

Did you know about our self-enrollment feature? Organizations interested in our services can now enjoy a 21-day free trial of Machine Plan by just signing up on the ARM website. During the free trial, they will be able to explore the ARM, use its features and detect their system's vulnerabilities. To learn more about this feature, click here.

If you know anyone that could be interested in self-enrolling, share our application’s URL with them along with the step-by-step guide. Write to us at help@fluidattacks.com if you have any comments or questions about this new feature.

Do you know what is the default role that the ARM generates when you create an account? It is the user Role. This is assigned to developers or users in charge of vulnerability remediation. With this role, you can access all the necessary information about the vulnerabilities to be remediated and request reattacks when you believe that the implemented solutions have been effective. If you want to know more about roles on the ARM, we invite you to follow this link. 

We're pleased to announce a new chart for organizations, groups and portfolios with two modes of presentation that can be accessed using the filter function. In this bar chart, you can see each of your team members with the percentages corresponding to the different treatments they have given to (a) the total vulnerabilities or (b) the total risk exposure (CVSSF) assigned to them.

We work daily to improve our ARM to provide you with flexible options that adapt to your organization’s needs. We invite you to subscribe to our News channel, where we post information weekly on new features and improvements to our Attack Resistance Management platform.

At Fluid Attacks, we offer plenty of different notifications and reports that you can receive on your email. These are excellent ways for communicating what is going on with your system’s vulnerabilities and in your groups. Notifications are sent directly to your user email and remember: In the Notifications matrix, you can customize what notifications you receive according to your preferences. 

We work daily to improve our ARM to provide you with flexible options that adapt to your organization’s needs. We invite you to subscribe to our News channel, where we post information weekly on new features and improvements to our Attack Resistance Management platform.

Did you know there is a Consulting section on the ARM for matters concerning a group? We created this section to allow communication between clients, hackers and project managers. Thanks to this option, keep you informed about news, changes and how the project coverage is going in general. You can also communicate questions, requests or suggestions concerning that specific group.

This section is available for Squad Plan only. Remember that at Fluid Attacks, we work daily to offer the best service to our clients. Subscribe to our News channel so that you don’t miss any of our announcements.