As you might have noticed, we are now notifying users of new releases on the platform. And you might be reading this in an email or in our new Product Updates page where you can see all our latest releases.
When an asset has gained some tenure on our platform it has been through several cycles of being vulnerable, having vectors attached to it and detached from it, becoming remediated and so forth. We try to keep a log of as many of the events that transpire on an asset as we can, and we are constantly adding more. Today we are bringing you a new view of the events, from now on, the Asset Timeline will have a heat map of three major events:
The heatmap provides better visualization of the quantity of events within a specific timeframe, in our case, a year, divided into 12 months. We want to help you direct your attention to where it is needed most. A heatmap can help you correlate event frequency with important dates or real-world event.
In addition, those same battle worn assets that have a long and expansive timeline, to make it easier to get to the newest event, we made a change so the next time you open a timeline it will be scrolled down to the bottom, to the newest event.
Following the addition of the relation info to the Related Domains, we wanted to provide you with more such info, in this release we are adding evidence for Cloud assets and IP addresses in the 'Discovered Assets' column on the ‘Discovery’ screen.
Clicking the Information icon will open the Asset Evidence overlay which consists of different information depending on the asset.
For Asset Evidence the overlay consists of the following information:
For IP Addresses the evidence overlay consists of:
NOTE: In some cases, you will see the IP relation data when opening the overlay for a Cloud asset. That's because you are seeing the evidence info for the IP found on the cloud asset.
Evidence can be found in the Discovery screen and in the Asset Details overlay.
At this stage, Evidence is available only for Cloud assets and IP, we are working on adding it to more assets.