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Below is a structured summary of the key improvements delivered in this version. ### New Report Service Major improvements have been made to the reports generated through the Report Builder to ensure better structure, consistency, and visual quality: * A new layout limits each report page to a **maximum of six widgets**, improving readability and organization. * The **first page layout and general design** have been redesigned to provide a more professional and easily report format. * Report outputs now reflect the **exact appearance of dashboards**, including all charts and widgets, ensuring full visual consistency. * **All elements added to dashboards**—such as new charts and widgets—are now **fully supported in PDF reports** and appear exactly as displayed on the dashboard. ### New Vulnerability Inventory The former Asset Vulnerability Management page has been replaced with the newly developed **Vulnerability Inventory** module. This redesigned page provides a more streamlined and enriched vulnerability management experience. ### Data Source Enhancements #### Threat Intelligence Enrichment: * Enhances existing CVEs by cross-referencing with your organization’s Threat Intelligence sources (initially integrated with **Recorded Future)** * This feature must be **enabled manually** via **Settings > Vulnerability Inventory** **Configuration.** #### Vulnerability Data Integration: * The system can now ingest vulnerability data from external sources already in use within your organization and existing in our system as an adapter. #### OctoXLabs AVM: * The original service for finding vulnerabilities continues to operate under this name. ### Dashboard and Table Usability Improvements * The **dashboard layout** has been redesigned for a c**leaner, more intuitive interface.** * The **main data table** has been improved based on user feedback to highlight more actionable insights: * If there is a CVSS 4 score, it is displayed as the Primary Score. If not, the highest score from CVSS 3 or 2 is reflected here. * The severity value of the selected Primary Score is written in the Primary Severity field. * The highest score from CVSS 4, 3, and 2 scores is written in the Max Score field. * The severity value of the selected CVSS score is written in the Max Severity field. * All available data points can now be **customized and displayed**, similar to functionality in the Device Inventory module. ### New Capabilities * Added features for advanced data handling: * **Query Wizard** * **Saved Queries** * **Edit Columns** * A new configuration option is available in S**ettings > AVM Configuration Settings:** * For example, users can **filter CVEs** based on a defined **minimum score threshold ,** hiding CVEs below the set value. ### Reporting and Dashboard Integration Users can now **create dashboards and generate reports** directly using data from the Vulnerability Inventory, increasing flexibility and insight generation. ### CVE Detail Page Enhancements The **CVE Detail Page** has been upgraded to deliver deeper context and service -specific information: * Each CVE entry now includes **source-specific insights** from all connected enrichment providers. * In addition to existing table data, users can access **detailed contextual explanations** about the CVE to support better decision-making. ### Major Features * Add resizeable columns to all tables and autosize * Add Bulk report download * Add Inventory option to Report Builder * New Report Service * New Vulnerability Inventory ### New Adapters * Nozomi Networks * Acronis * ICS Fusion * Elasticsearch * WatchGuard Endpoint Security * Okta * Hyas Protect * Git Hub Organizations * Beyond Trust * Illumio * Symantec Cloud Secure Web Gateway (WSS Agent) ### Minor Features * Add mac aggregation option to Airwatch MDM adapte * Add Filter query to Total Devices and Total Users widgets * Saved queries improvement * Add significant digits to security score widget * New application cleaner for Vulnerability service ### Resolved Issues * Fix deep-dive search in component specifics in device detail --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. 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