We have a new graph called Exposure Trends by Categories.  Where you can visualize your exposure level for the last 30, 60, 90, or 180 days according to the nine categories that group the different types of vulnerabilities. This metric allows you to visualize which categories have higher or lower CVSSF exposure.

You can find this chart in Organization, group, and portfolio. We invite you to enter here if you want to learn more about Analytics. Let us know if this new metric is helpful for you and your team. Leave us a comment on the post, or you can email us at help@fluidattacks.com.

Did you know that we have our new assignee filter in the Vulnerabilities and Locations view? Thanks to this, you can quickly filter what kind of vulnerabilities you have and their location, helping you save time and manage them effectively and promptly.

Remember that you can find this filter in the Vulnerabilities and Locations of our ARM. Don’t forget to subscribe to our News channel.

Fluid Attacks is pleased to announce that the new Pending status in tab events is now available. This status represents the request to validate the solution given to an open event, where the analyst will pass to verify its effectiveness. Thanks to this feature, you can have more traceability of the events that are in validation.

Remember that the flow of communication between client and analyst is in the Comments tab; here, you will see the justification of your solution and the analyst's observations. We invite you to leave us your opinion of this new implementation in our ARM, you can leave us a comment in the Post, or you can write us at help@fluidattacks.com

Deleting several stakeholders with a single click is possible in our ARM! It is very easy, just go to the checkbox on the left of the table and select all the stakeholders you want to remove from your group or organization. Thanks to this new feature you can save time.

We work every day to give you the best service. Let us know in the comments section of this post what you think about this new feature or you can write us at help@fluidattacks.com.

In the group table, you find all the groups you have access to within your organization. Thanks to this table, you can quickly recognize your projects and start working on them right away. Remember that you can edit or remove a group in its Scope section.

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When an event is reported, you can find images, videos, or GIFs on the ARM evidencing the problem. To see this Evidence, go to the Events section, click on the event, and then Evidence. This will help you better understand the event so that you can solve it and the assessments can resume.

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How about the flexibility to use credentials at the organization level? You can do it now! Using Global credentials, you can store credentials at the organization level and use them across all groups within the organization. To see this section, go to Org -> Credentials.

Thanks to this flexibility, you can use the credentials in all the groups that make up the organization in the Scope section, allowing us to save time and reduce errors. Please write us at help@fluidattacks.com and tell us what you think about this feature. 

Did you know that each chart in Analytics has a set of options for you to use and visualize and understand the information in it? To see these options, you need to hover your cursor over the chart you want to explore. From left to right, there’s an option to visit the information we have about the selected chart on our documentation website; an alternative to Filter, download the chart; refresh the chart, and expand the chart to visualize it better.

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We are so excited to announce the security standards we are applying in Fluid Attacks. This standard is the NIST Special Publication 800-171 named Protecting Controlled Unclassified Information in Nonfederal Systems and Organizations, provides agencies with recommended security requirements for protecting the confidentiality of controlled unclassifield information (CUI) when the information is resident in nonfederal systems and organizations. 

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 standard is SP 800-171 revision 2, January 2021.

Do you know what lines tab located in Surface section is about? This shows us the breakdown of your repositories' internal content placed in the scope section in Git Roots. Thanks to this section, you can have information in advance of possible vulnerability reports by specifying the location (File name), giving us information about how secure each repository file is placed in Git Roots.

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