Changelog

Panoptica's Security Graph feature enables you to delve deeper into your cloud resources, by building queries around the properties of each asset, or exploring security insights from across Panoptica's modules.

EPSS Score is added as a property for CVEs. The EPSS Score estimates the likelihood that a vulnerability will be exploited in real-world attacks within the next 30 days. The CVE table can now be sorted by the EPSS Score and you can use the EPSS Score to create Security Graph Queries.
For more information, see the Vulnerability Management documentation.

Panoptica's Inventory page provides centralized visibility of all your assets in a single, consolidated platform. We are constantly improving and expanding the Asset Inventory, and this time, we’ve done both.

Now that Panoptica has comprehensive Policy Management capabilities, wouldn’t it be nice if you could create Security Graph Rules directly from the Security Graph Query Library? Well, now you can – in two ways!

Panoptica's new Checkmarx integration allows you to connect your code findings in Checkmarx with Panoptica's cloud data to enhance the security of your CI/CD pipeline. The integration enables you to see code-scanning findings in the context of your deployed images, such as showing where application security findings are deployed, which can improve the prioritization process.

Growing Panoptica isn’t always about what we can add. It’s also about what we can reduce, like the permissions required to onboard your AWS accounts. We have added a number of features to make the onboarding experience more efficient and less costly, while also streamlining the policies and roles needed to scan and secure your AWS resources.

All of Panoptica’s findings can quickly lead to “information overload”, which could paralyze your DevSecOps teams. Without a consistent methodology for applying security controls, all the data in the world isn't going to prevent security breaches, unauthorized access, service disruptions, or worse.

Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither are your workloads. Kubernetes assets are highly dynamic: scaling in and out, frequently updating, responding to your needs. So the industry-standard daily scan approach can completely miss activity during the other 23 hours in the day.

Panoptica’s new Vulnerability Management page may not look very different at first glance. Look again, though, and you’ll discover new information and features, starting with our latest integration with the Cisco security portfolio: Cisco Vulnerability Management.

When onboarding a new Jira project, Panoptica now automatically detects all mandatory fields for that project. During configuration, you can assign default values for any fields that are not automatically filled in by Panoptica. This ensures that new tickets are created with all the required fields, making it easier to generate Jira tasks across the Panoptica platform.