If you use "Connector," you will receive our notification called Connector Down. This notification will inform you when the connector status is checked and in the "down" status, meaning you cannot access your inputs.

You can access our official documentation if you want to know more about our notification matrix. We invite you to subscribe to our news channel to stay informed.

The table in the Locations section provides detailed information about the selected vulnerability type. It contains several columns that allow you to customize the information displayed using the filter button.

The data in this table include Location - Status - Technique - Severity - % Risk exposure, among others. You can refer to our official documentation to better understand this information. Remember to subscribe to our News channel to stay updated on all our announcements!

🎉 Great news! We are pleased to introduce our new feature: Hooks. With this innovative feature, you will receive real-time notifications about specific group-level actions, known as events, where you will be notified when any of these happen by notifying you at the specific endpoint (URL) where you want to be informed.

Thanks to this feature, you can be informed in real-time of events that interest you. To find this action, go to Group -> Scope -> Hooks. Remember that the only roles with permission to add, edit, or remove hooks are User Manager roles at the group level. We invite you to read our official documentation so you can start using this fantastic feature!

🚀 We have some fantastic news to share! Our Machine Vulnerability Scanner CLI is now available in a Docker container on Docker Hub. This exciting update offers our users even more flexibility, ease, and speed of use. If you want to learn more about this enhancement and how it can benefit you, please explore our documentation!

Thanks to the Vulnerability types by group chart, you can be aware of the total number of vulnerability types reported in each of your groups and easily make useful comparisons. 

You can find this chart in the Analytics sections of your organizations and portfolios. Remember that you can leave your comments here or email us at help@fluidattacks.com.

Per our last announcement, you can now clone and manage repositories hosted on AWS CodeCommit with restricted access through IAM. Additionally, you can add their credentials to the Global Credentials section. 

By adding these credentials, they will be saved, and you can use them in all the groups that make up the organization, helping you to be fast and accurate. We invite you to visit our official documentation if you have any doubts.

It is now available for registration and automatic cloning to Git repositories hosted and managed in AWS CodeCommit with restricted access through IAM. To have that access, you must assume a role for third parties. We recommend you access this link, where you will find a step-by-step explanation of creating that role.

Thanks to this improvement, users who use AWS as an administrator of their code now third parties can now access it securely. You can access it here to see the official documentation. What do you think about this improvement? If you have any questions about this new feature, write to us through our different support channels.

We are pleased to inform you that our platform now offers a new connectivity option to access your inputs through Egress. This powerful option enables you to streamline your access methods and enhance security protocols, ensuring smooth and secure operations during cloning and evaluation. With Egress, you can easily access your roots and environments without any hassle.

If you want to know more about Egress connection, click here. We invite you to subscribe to our news channel to keep updated with all the improvements and news on the platform.

Do you know that for each type of vulnerability, we have the Evidence section? We present such evidence in pictures, with .png and .jpg extensions, and videos with WebM extensions, helping us to identify this type of vulnerability for the first time in your system. 

Thanks to this section, your team can understand the presence and exploitation of every vulnerability. We invite you not to miss our weekly announcements on our News channel.

In our platform, it is possible to compare your groups in terms of their contribution to the amount of vulnerabilities for which a treatment has not been defined. You can do this by looking at the pie chart under the label Undefined treatment by group. 

This chart will show you the share of vulnerabilities with undefined treatment between your groups. Thanks to this chart, you can see what groups contribute the most and the least to the total amount, and prioritize defining treatments for vulnerabilities in your groups. You can find this chart in the Analytics sections of your organizations and portfolios.